US airways & 1900s

[BoeingBaller]

I heard US airways may be getting rid of all the 1900 flying anyone else hear this one??

 

[328dude]

Nope, but I haven't been around the system for awhile.

 

[LongBoarder]

Somewhat....

I did hear a rumor that ZV (air midwest) is going to get rid of 14 1900's by the end of the year. Just heard that one yesterday, and that was after a pretty big bump and flush from within the system.

 

[spike]

Rumors

I heard the 1900's contract was up in Sept and was not renewed. I think it was Air Midwest's pilots telling me that. I can tell you that all of the contract carriers are in danger of losing flying from airways.

Don't believe me ask:

Shuttle America
Colgan
Air Midwest
TSA
Chataqua

I have heard pilots from all of these companies voice out loud there concern for losing airways flying with in the next six months.

 

[Bluestreaker]

to bad mesa isn't on that list

 

[CA1900]

Air Midwest is part of Mesa.

 

[RIDETHELIGHTING]

hey, Bluestreaker go fk yourself. 7 year contract baby

 

[BTDII]

Air Midwest is part of Mesa.

Thats a start at least.

 

[BTDII]

hey, Bluestreaker go fk yourself. 7 year contract baby

Contracts were made to give laywers somthing to break.

Though it is true that getting rid of Messup is most likely not in the very near future, one can always dream of that glorious day.

 

[chperplt]

Until the FAA changes FAR part 139, the Beech 1900s aren't going anywhere.