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Mesaba Saabs to Operate Non Stop Service From Tallahassee to MCO, TPA and FLL

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Beginning April 1, 2009, Mesaba Airlines will operate non-stop service from Tallahassee to Orlando, Tampa, and Fort Lauderdale for Delta Air Lines.


Mesaba will use its Saab 340 aircraft to operate two daily roundtrip flights from Florida’s capital to each of the three cities, under the Delta Connection name.
The first aircraft will be positioned in Tallahassee from Memphis on the evening of March 31, and a daily roundtrip between the two cities will also be added as part of the new service.​

In adding these new routes, Mesaba will serve five Florida destinations. The airline currently flies to two cities in the Sunshine State – serving Ft. Walton Beach from Memphis, and Tampa from Indianapolis.
The schedule is as follows:
[FONT=Times New Roman,Times New Roman]From TLH [/FONT]
Flight # To Dept. Arr. Freq.
5775 TPA 0700 0805 x7
5771 MCO 0845 1000 x67
5771 MCO 0910 1025 6
5767 FLL 1000 1145 x7
5773 MCO 1400 1515 x6
2756 MEM 1720 1820 daily
5777 TPA 1725 1830 x6
5769 FLL 1755 1940 x6
[FONT=Times New Roman,Times New Roman]To TLH [/FONT]
Flight # From Dept. Arr. Freq.
5766 FLL 0630 0820 x67
5766 FLL 0700 0850 6
5776 TPA 0830 0935 x7
5772 MCO 1030 1145 x67
5772 MCO 1045 1200 6
5768 FLL 1700 1845 x6
5774 MCO 1540 1655 x6
2719 MEM 1420 1715 daily
5778 TPA 1855 2000 x6
 
Been there, not made it on! The Saab is a 27 passenger 33 seat airplane...
 
Beginning April 1, 2009, Mesaba Airlines will operate non-stop service from Tallahassee to Orlando, Tampa, and Fort Lauderdale for Delta Air Lines.


Mesaba will use its Saab 340 aircraft to operate two daily roundtrip flights from Florida’s capital to each of the three cities, under the Delta Connection name.
The first aircraft will be positioned in Tallahassee from Memphis on the evening of March 31, and a daily roundtrip between the two cities will also be added as part of the new service.

In adding these new routes, Mesaba will serve five Florida destinations. The airline currently flies to two cities in the Sunshine State – serving Ft. Walton Beach from Memphis, and Tampa from Indianapolis.
The schedule is as follows:
[FONT=Times New Roman,Times New Roman]From TLH [/FONT]
Flight # To Dept. Arr. Freq.
5775 TPA 0700 0805 x7
5771 MCO 0845 1000 x67
5771 MCO 0910 1025 6
5767 FLL 1000 1145 x7
5773 MCO 1400 1515 x6
2756 MEM 1720 1820 daily
5777 TPA 1725 1830 x6
5769 FLL 1755 1940 x6
[FONT=Times New Roman,Times New Roman]To TLH [/FONT]
Flight # From Dept. Arr. Freq.
5766 FLL 0630 0820 x67
5766 FLL 0700 0850 6
5776 TPA 0830 0935 x7
5772 MCO 1030 1145 x67
5772 MCO 1045 1200 6
5768 FLL 1700 1845 x6
5774 MCO 1540 1655 x6
2719 MEM 1420 1715 daily
5778 TPA 1855 2000 x6


Dude! This is old news, been out for a couple weeks.
 
[FONT=Times New Roman,Times New Roman]disregard.
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Pinnacle (Express then) would actually fill the thing up. XJ carried rediculous amounts of extra gas on those things.

Been there, didn't get bumped.
 
Pinnacle (Express then) would actually fill the thing up. XJ carried rediculous amounts of extra gas on those things.

Been there, didn't get bumped.
Pax weights changed after you all were receiving -200's. I've flow the SAAB with 34 pax and 1 js back in the day. I've also had to start engines to remove tailstand, that's how we rolled back then. Not anymore, 30 pax and you hit ZFW (maybe more with some half weights).
 
Pinnacle (Express then) would actually fill the thing up. XJ carried rediculous amounts of extra gas on those things.

Been there, didn't get bumped.
On a side note.... I get bumped from 9E's 200's now. Must be that rediculous amount of gas they carry.?.
 
Brings back memories of PDT Dashes in Florida back in the day. We did well there, so naturally USAir pulled us out.
 
As far as Hilton Head goes, if the pax thought they didn't like the ATR-72, wait till they see what the route has been upgraded with..
 
Pax weights changed after you all were receiving -200's. I've flow the SAAB with 34 pax and 1 js back in the day. I've also had to start engines to remove tailstand, that's how we rolled back then. Not anymore, 30 pax and you hit ZFW (maybe more with some half weights).

I hear ya murf! Myself also. Hundreds of flights with all seats including the jump filled. Most of the time had to start one to get of the tail stand, just another day in the saab.
 
That is some HOT flying, for sure, no APU.
I'm sure the stations will all have external air pumping, right up until engine start....
 
That is some HOT flying, for sure, no APU.
I'm sure the stations will all have external air pumping, right up until engine start....

Yup but all the extra hot air from the passengers complaining probably won't help keep things cool....
 
ridiculous.................is how it's spelled

lose.............not loose

ESL
 

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