jvrac said:Best of luck to both Air Wisconsin and ExpressJet.
How about best of luck to the skyway guys/gals! Hopefully addition of 328's and attrition will prevent the possibility of future furloughs......
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jvrac said:Best of luck to both Air Wisconsin and ExpressJet.
You are a d0uchebag!!1973Arrow said:Hey lets smatter company news all over the internet that comes from internal sources. Great idea....
Thanks, It seems this thread can really care less what happens to Skyway pilots, with all the salivating going on.hey said:How about best of luck to the skyway guys/gals! Hopefully addition of 328's and attrition will prevent the possibility of future furloughs......
Master Shake said:Along that line...I pulled up the armrest in A/C 574 the other day and it said "If you're flying this airplane and your work for CHQ, go F**K youself".
Hella funny.
Moustache said:You are a d0uchebag!!
AWAC managament wants this deal bad. For all the obvious reasons plus the tax code that was overturned which will save them millions per year. I guarentee that if Bringing Rankin onboard would end the deal he would not be here.brew3departure said:Finally, what did it take...seven pages of people going "Ohh, ohh, hey, I want to do that flying! Oh yeah...sorry Skyway, that really sucks."
I find it more than a little ironic that XJT folks are creaming their pants for this Midwest flying, and turn around and say stuff like "If you're reading this and you fly for CHQ, go #### yourself."
Using that logic, if XJET is awarded the flying, you should see the same sort of message from all the Skyway pilots that have yet more bad news heaped upon them. XJET, welcome to the world of outsourcing. You reap what you sow. Don't expect the entire airline industry to give you guys a free pass just because "You need a home for the 69 aircraft" that you decided to keep. Don't take this as an attack - I'm merely pointing out that after pages and pages of insults thrown at the CHQ pilot group, it seems just a little silly to hear the XJET folk jumping on every possible opportunity for new flying. Oh, wait, I shouldn't be angry with the pilots - I should be angry with management, right? Ironic.
And as far as AWAC goes, they are, of course, the logical choice. I wasn't aware that Rankin left SYX under bad terms; that could sabotage the deal right there, as someone else pointed out. Who knows. I hope SYX does the flying - whether they have to add a new fleet type or not.
Take care,
-brew3 (ex Skyex-er)
brew3departure said:Finally, what did it take...seven pages of people going "Ohh, ohh, hey, I want to do that flying! Oh yeah...sorry Skyway, that really sucks."
I find it more than a little ironic that XJT folks are creaming their pants for this Midwest flying, and turn around and say stuff like "If you're reading this and you fly for CHQ, go #### yourself."
Using that logic, if XJET is awarded the flying, you should see the same sort of message from all the Skyway pilots that have yet more bad news heaped upon them. XJET, welcome to the world of outsourcing. You reap what you sow. Don't expect the entire airline industry to give you guys a free pass just because "You need a home for the 69 aircraft" that you decided to keep. Don't take this as an attack - I'm merely pointing out that after pages and pages of insults thrown at the CHQ pilot group, it seems just a little silly to hear the XJET folk jumping on every possible opportunity for new flying. Oh, wait, I shouldn't be angry with the pilots - I should be angry with management, right? Ironic.
And as far as AWAC goes, they are, of course, the logical choice. I wasn't aware that Rankin left SYX under bad terms; that could sabotage the deal right there, as someone else pointed out. Who knows. I hope SYX does the flying - whether they have to add a new fleet type or not.
Take care,
-brew3 (ex Skyex-er)
that's funny, I would hope that awac management sees this post and never puts out a PIF about anything related to additional business without a public press release posted first again.Moustache said:You are a d0uchebag!!
Taildragon said:MKE is the only hub!
OMA use to be a hub!
MCI never a hub! D*umbs*it
Midwest will grow in 5 years, when every good market has been developed and there is no more money to be made.
CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- Midwest Air Group (MEH), parent of Milwaukee's Midwest Airlines, will continue to carve out more market share, Timothy Hoeksema, president and chief executive, said in an interview.
The 22-year-old airline is the market leader in Milwaukee, with a 51% share of passenger traffic in May at Mitchell International Airport, and Midwest ranks second behind Southwest Airlines Corp. (LUV) in Kansas City, Midwest's second hub city. Midwest Air will increase capacity in Kansas City by 15% this year, Hoeksema said. "Since last year, we've more than doubled our market share in Kansas City," he said.
Why wouldn't we? Weren't you excited when you found out about your deal with CAL? A lot of us are getting antsy since we haven't heard a peep from the Mothership. You think we're jumping up and down at the thought of 20+ aircraft going to a Mexican airline without us? C'mon, this has become a dog-eat-dog world. One pilot's ray of sunshine is another's raincloud. It's just the way this thing has turned out, and it really sucks.brew3departure said:it seems just a little silly to hear the XJET folk jumping on every possible opportunity for new flying.