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Regionals are headed towards life support in terms of longevity. Brilliant statement that the CRJ900 is cheaper to operate than a 717. Let's see the numbers, show your work. Is it because the crj900 pilot gets peanuts? Crew costs aren't a viable argument. I look forward to seeing your cost analysist.
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Just curious, do you read any of the news about Delta bringing RJ flying back in house? Do you know why we acquired the 717s? SWA virtually paid us to fly them.
Regionals are headed towards life support in terms of longevity. Brilliant statement that the CRJ900 is cheaper to operate than a 717. Let's see the numbers, show your work. Is it because the crj900 pilot gets peanuts? Crew costs aren't a viable argument. I look forward to seeing your cost analysist.
Regionals are headed towards life support in terms of longevity. Brilliant statement that the CRJ900 is cheaper to operate than a 717. Let's see the numbers, show your work. Is it because the crj900 pilot gets peanuts? Crew costs aren't a viable argument. I look forward to seeing your cost analysist.
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