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My personal opinion is this paint scheme was more of a pacifier for the CO. side to show "we are in this together," which we are. I don't think too many folks are excited about the paint scheme and it may not be around all that long.

As for how important is it on a scale of 1 to 10.........0. Last I checked I can't see the tail from my seat. It's all about the bank account, period.
 
I actually like the way the airplane looks.... What was the status of the white and blue UAL paint job? The one that came after the two-tone dark blue but never made it to the whole fleet. Was that UAL Shuttle colors? Using the CAL color and scheme reminds of that paint job.
 
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this is definitely photshopped...pretty easy to tell. The proposed paint scheme is on the company site and looks nothing like this hackjob.
 
And Yup you'll be happy to know that SkyWest is already starting to repaint our CRJ 200's and 700's in the new livary. SkyWest probably wouldn't gamble on new paint jobs if the flying was going away?

Is this true, or just some flame bait spew? Not sure why some of you just like to stir up controversy, lord knows their is enough drama in this industry already without creating it....
Luv
 
Is this true, or just some flame bait spew? Not sure why some of you just like to stir up controversy, lord knows their is enough drama in this industry already without creating it....
Luv

Who cares. Skywest is just trying to start kissing a%$ earlier than the other regionals providing feed for UAL. Airplanes are painted all the time anyway so Skywest probably had these aircraft scheduled for paint anyway. The 70 seat jets are the only aircraft that might be phased out anyway so why not paint them up now.
 

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