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Nice. Very original
Oh please, do tell, a skywest pilot knowledgable on the SWA ETOP's certification.
^^^^^^ This. ^^^^^^Think about it. The -800's are not suited well in SWA's route system for the domestic only flying (maybe a route here and there, but not overall). If the FAT guys cannot use them to fly "international", and if ETOPS is stalled for a year, why spend the $$ for an aircraft that is too big for the system? There's really no conspiracy here. Not to worry, when the merger is complete, they'll start coming. Until then, cash is king ....
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The big question mark here is the future of the 717. If they go away before 2015 and 737 deliveries are postponed, we will have an awful lot of people sitting around on reserve if GK's promise of no furloughs holds true.
You're right.
But giving away the jobs that fly those folks, 50% of your jobs, is whats wrong. It was you senior eating your junior.
My guess, either they have a plan to retain a majority of the 717's until a short time after 2015 ... or the first furloughs in SWA's history will occur by then ...
Yup. Math beats rhetoric 100% of the time....I remember when DAL used to be the airline that had never furloughed. Hard to believe but it wasn't that long ago when DAL was the industry leader in employee relations.
We all live in glass houses.
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I AM WORRIED ABOUT! It may be AA or something else in the mix, hopefully it is something positive.
As old a pilot group as AA is, I'm less worried about them than I am us buying another younger company like jetblu- there would be so much movement in the next few years if we bought AA- it would just be tough to transition them to our culture-
I'm the one person who thinks its possible though