SkyWest to do flying for American Airlines?

[SkyNation]

http://aviationblog.dallasnews.com/2012/09/skywest-to-do-flying-for-american-airlines.html/

 

[imisscorplife]

if that is true, im sure it will be online in the AM

 

[TEXAN AVIATOR]

There was mention of something coming soon for Inc from mgmt. Who knows. More RJs and less mainline flying, yay.

 

[Flyer1015]

There was mention of something coming soon for Inc from mgmt. Who knows. More RJs and less mainline flying, yay.

Regional lifers prefer that. One man's loss is another man's gain.

 

[Erlanger]

The author got his info from me.

#5 post
http://forums.flightinfo.com/showthread.php?t=149994

 

[goose32]

Its official. Memo came out this morning. 11 CRJ 200s out of DFW starting Jan 2013. Its a 4 year CPA with the option to extend and exchange for larger aircraft is scope alllows.

 

[CX880]

How much cash did Skywest offer AA for this flying?!?!

 

[wrxpilot]

How much cash did Skywest offer AA for this flying?!?!

You've discovered the secret to the success of SkyWest, Inc... Offer cash to mainline partners! Now only if everybody else can implement this brilliant business plan, profits will be restored in no time!

 

[Flyer1015]

Don't be naive, AMR did this to teach Eagle a lesson. It's more of what's to come if Eagle pilots don't play ball. The AMR ballgame, with AMR rules.

 

[Erlanger]

You've discovered the secret to the success of SkyWest, Inc... Offer cash to mainline partners! Now only if everybody else can implement this brilliant business plan, profits will be restored in no time!

UAL is the only company Skywest has ever given money to and that was a loan. $80 million loan at 11% over 10 years and Skywest got its contract extended. Guess that was a legal deal since it was made public to that fact. And a great deal for Skywest; as long as UAL can pay. These are public companies so any money given/loaned to AA would be public information and we haven't heard anything to that fact...yet

 

[amcnd]

UAL is the only company Skywest has ever given money to and that was a loan. $80 million loan at 11% over 10 years and Skywest got its contract extended. Guess that was a legal deal since it was made public to that fact. And a great deal for Skywest; as long as UAL can pay. These are public companies so any money given/loaned to AA would be public information and we haven't heard anything to that fact...yet

United already paid it off...

 

[BID]

UAL is the only company Skywest has ever given money to and that was a loan. $80 million loan at 11% over 10 years and Skywest got its contract extended. Guess that was a legal deal since it was made public to that fact. And a great deal for Skywest; as long as UAL can pay. These are public companies so any money given/loaned to AA would be public information and we haven't heard anything to that fact...yet

Wasn't there a deal with Delta as well? 2000-2001? Early in the decade some time. I could be completely wrong, , but I thought there was.

 

[Gr82Aviate]

Wasn't there a deal with Delta as well? 2000-2001? Early in the decade some time. I could be completely wrong, , but I thought there was.

You mean the deal to buy ASA from them? That came a little later...

 

[PBRstreetgang]

How much cash did Skywest offer AA for this flying?!?!

Do you lick your own nuts? Given the avatar, I am betting so! Add up all the stupid stuff you post and watch your head implode. You and Hulas are made for each other, quite ironic, or should I say moronic. Your days are numbered, when all the Capt's get hired away from your sweatshop, you will be unemployed, and that's a good thing......for future passengers that may have been tortured by your hamfisted attempt to aviate.