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They are Do Props, and as of the last few have gone to the company who purchased the Do-328 Jet production rights headquartered ic CAK-Akron Canton have taken the last four or six.
 
Hopefully those of us who chose to avoid J4J will not come to regret our decisions.

Occasionally I feel a little pang of jealousy when I realize that I could have been in the left seat at a number of carriers and still wear the Airways uniform.

Then I remember that USAir is only a shadow of the company we once worked for, and probably isn't worth the heartache of watching her slowly lumber along under incompetant leadership.

Fond memories though.
 
Yep, good folks, good times.

But I feel serious hesitation to again count on a U group airline to provide for my family. Will PSA survive? Will I end up at Mesa if I go there? As far as MidAtlantic, it seems to be going more senior, though I don't really understand why; and again, will it exist in 2 years (assuming it ever gets off the ground at all)?

I'm certainly not holding my breath in anticipation of returning to U.
 

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