C Series Info
09-11-2018, 12:38 PM
#2951
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Many routes that use RJs could be replaced by a C series as well. Still see plenty of RJs in all the hubs, including SEA. As you said, SEA has been filling larger jets...
09-11-2018, 12:44 PM
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After the first 35 Montreal built jets, the rest will be Alabama aircraft and the larger airframes.
Delta's network has already grown beyond what the C Series / A220 was intended to do. Many of these routes are being flown quite profitably with the Airbus and the 319/320/321 provides a lot of flexibility.
The 717 is coming to Atlanta. The A220 isn't.
Delta's network has already grown beyond what the C Series / A220 was intended to do. Many of these routes are being flown quite profitably with the Airbus and the 319/320/321 provides a lot of flexibility.
The 717 is coming to Atlanta. The A220 isn't.
09-11-2018, 06:24 PM
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I think AtlasGlobal cancelled. I thought GulfAir did too but maybe they're playing around. Some of those others are old dormant orders from 7-8 years ago I believe. Swiss Air's orders started in 09.
As to what is rolling out the door (sometimes at 3 a month) and where Delta fits in would be interesting to know.
09-11-2018, 06:42 PM
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True. And a few others.
I think AtlasGlobal cancelled. I thought GulfAir did too but maybe they're playing around. Some of those others are old dormant orders from 7-8 years ago I believe. Swiss Air's orders started in 09.
As to what is rolling out the door (sometimes at 3 a month) and where Delta fits in would be interesting to know.
I think AtlasGlobal cancelled. I thought GulfAir did too but maybe they're playing around. Some of those others are old dormant orders from 7-8 years ago I believe. Swiss Air's orders started in 09.
As to what is rolling out the door (sometimes at 3 a month) and where Delta fits in would be interesting to know.
09-11-2018, 06:47 PM
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I’ve been on the bus for two years, before that it was 8 years riding shotgun on the ER. I still find myself putting the logbook across my lap or starting to eat the occasional meal with the tray on my lap. I love the Bus and the tray table but it’s still not a habit to use it all the time. I’m getting better though.
09-11-2018, 06:55 PM
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I’ve been on the bus for two years, before that it was 8 years riding shotgun on the ER. I still find myself putting the logbook across my lap or starting to eat the occasional meal with the tray on my lap. I love the Bus and the tray table but it’s still not a habit to use it all the time. I’m getting better though.
09-12-2018, 02:23 AM
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It could be 8 years if they keep that pace up with other customers' orders interspersed on the production line..
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