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I read that US wants to expand small jet service to feed the west coast destinations. (LAS, LAX, PHX, SEA)
 
Really?

So US agreed to put their passengers on a plane not branded by them to go to the small west coast markets?

Really?

I don't think US would be cool with their passengers getting on a UA or DAL branded CRJ, and how do you get them to SLC, DEN, or DFW without making them connect twice, once at the US hub, once at the SKYW hub?

-Boo!
 
I dont know if this is true or not.

But United and USAir do have a marketing agreement, so there are United Planes being filled with USAIrways pax and visaversa. I didnt think it involved the RJs though.
 
The deal is done!

This is not rumor: loaded into the computer July 13th with service starting on the 26th.

Splert…:cool:
 
From SkyWest......

...."USAirways and United are currently working together to implement the first phase of a broad code-sharing agreement and SkyWest is the first United Express carrier to operate with the USAirways code. City pairs in Phase 1 of the agreement include two SEA markets (GEG and PDX) and six SFO markets (BOI/EUG/FAT/MRY/SBA/SMF).

Service will be loaded July 13 and with July 24 as the first day of operation. Flight numbers have not been assigned yet."
 
easy spirit said:
From SkyWest......

...."SkyWest is the first United Express carrier to operate with the USAirways code"

Mesa currently operates about 60% of USX flights and is already a UAX carrier, so I'd say, SkyWest isn't the first.

However, it looks like it's a done deal.

-Boo!
 
stillaboo said:
Mesa currently operates about 60% of USX flights and is already a UAX carrier, so I'd say, SkyWest isn't the first.


Oh, I forgot.....Mesa just started as a UAX carrier what 8 days ago???


P.S. Dang Boo, those things are HYPNOTIZING!!!!
 
So what you're really saying is that the Skywest United Express flights already flying out of SFO and SEA to those cities will now also have a USAir tag on them. No actual NEW flights, the same ones but with an extra Code share on it. No big deal.

Bye Bye--General Lee:cool: :rolleyes: ;)
 
Yeh, it is no big deal. Nothing more than a "star alliance "type deal. Skywest also announced about two weeks ago the code share with Asiana. Same thing. Not more planes or new routes. I don't even understand what the benefit is. They already ride on us under the United Banner. If I find out anything I'll let you know.
 

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