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ohplease! said:no more CRJs are being made. I don't know how many Indy had left. CAL will have the ERJs being flown by express. As I understand it, express has the option to put them to use somewhere else or turn them over to CAL. I don't know if that is correct or not but, I do know there isn't anywhere outside of CALs system that can use 69 ERJs. So, I don't see how express is going to be able to use them. So, SkyW will staff the planes for CAL because express has refused to.
That may all be true. I don't see express eating the lease payments by putting them in the desert just to keep anyone from flying them.General Lee said:I heave heard from a reliable source that Jim Ream (at Expressjet) has stated that he will do something interesting with those 69 ERJs--like starting a new fractional ownership program with them. My friends over there stated Ream would rather sub lease those E145s to some Chinese airline rather than have them used in the USA, and they have the rights to use them however they want. CAL owns them, but Expressjet is leasing them for a certain amount of time and can do what they want. Expect a fractional program that will challenge Flight Options and Netjets.
Bye Bye--General Lee
kj6991 said:for what it's worth i spoke with hiring personel last week and she said SkyWest forecast to hire 400 pilots the rest of this year. with only a few more airplanes from the Delta side coming in to SkyWest maybe management knows something and they aren't telling us with respect to more airplanes coming in. 400 new hires with only a few planes on the schedule coming in doesn't seem to add up.
General Lee said:I heave heard from a reliable source that Jim Ream (at Expressjet) has stated that he will do something interesting with those 69 ERJs--like starting a new fractional ownership program with them. My friends over there stated Ream would rather sub lease those E145s to some Chinese airline rather than have them used in the USA, and they have the rights to use them however they want. CAL owns them, but Expressjet is leasing them for a certain amount of time and can do what they want. Expect a fractional program that will challenge Flight Options and Netjets.
I dont think anyone would want to charter a 145 to go to japan! 4 or 5 stops! When you can jump in a G5 and go nonstop.:laugh:
a little touchy aren't ya'?azpilot said:I heard from a reliable source that either, Mesa, Skywest, ASA, Comair, Commutair, Great Lakes, Horizon, Chatauqua, TransStates, or Colgan was getting the Xjet flying but if that doesn't happen Xjet will keep the flying.
Tools! Enough with the friggin rumors. Post the press release if and when something happens.
ArcticFlier said:Probably has to do with UAL furloughees going back to mainline.............in addition to some expansion.
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azpilot said:I heard from a reliable source that either, Mesa, Skywest, ASA, Comair, Commutair, Great Lakes, Horizon, Chatauqua, TransStates, or Colgan was getting the Xjet flying but if that doesn't happen Xjet will keep the flying.
Crash Pad said:In a few months you should be on a beach never to be heard from again... Remortgage the house, sell everything you own and put it on SKYW... Any of you market monkeys want to guess how much of a jump the SKYW would get off a 65 plane announcement?
I think I heard that as well. Funny.:laugh:ArcticFlier said:I heard from a reliable source (C.L.) that the sky was falling.
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ArcticFlier said:I heard from a reliable source (C.L.) that the sky was falling.
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mckpickle said:I hope we'd burn the dang things before giving them to an airline that can't get a freakin contract in 4 years! Or a decent freaking contract.
biggerguy said:If your going to make stupid statements like "F*ck the COEX pilots", remember, there are nearly 3000 of us.
TREAD LIGHTLY!
F*ck you and the rest of the Coex pilots if that is how you think!!!!
Turkey Shoot said:CoEx guys need to quit blaming other pilots for their woes. News Flash!! We all have problems! You don't see TSA guys blaming Air Whisky for getting their US Air flying. Jeez, grow up already. You want to assess blame, look towards to your own management, not other pilots who just pawns in a big game.