CoATP
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Some thing is up. There is too much smoke around Delta/ASA.
That was five years ago. The current problem Delta has is they need a reliable long term operator for the CRJ fleet. The plan they had for 9e is failing - they have to recognize it - so what is plan B? Buy ASA back and fold 9e? Is Air Whisky in the picture at the end of their US agreement in 2015? Buy TSA? Sell 9e to TSA?
It appears the SkyWest organization is trying to move away from DAL. Compass operating for two partners greatly reduces their dependence on Delta. RAH is not going to continue operating 50 seat AC for Delta after next year.
Some thing is up. There is too much smoke around Delta/ASA. If Delta was losing money on their agreement with 9e they are for sure losing money on their agreement with ASA. They want to fix that - somehow.
Smoke??? What smoke are you referring to? Maybe you're exhaling the smoke. Delta isn't losing money on 9e, they're just not making as much as the wanted. They were hoping to keep more 200's flying longer at the cheaper lift.
What smoke are you referring to exactly?
.ExpressJet is currently being paid a visit by Steve Rossum and senior SKW Inc management as we speak
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https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=steve+rossum+pinnacle
If this tidbit from the 'latest xjt info' thread is true SkyWest management has retained Merger and Acquisition Counsel. Specialist in airline acquisitions. And then had him tour the ATL operation. Very few companies take that expensive step unless something is afoot. If they were contemplating a financial shake out or bankruptcy they would have used a specialist in that field versus a merger lawyer.