Any "Latest & Greatest" about Endeavor?
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Think the original post was sarcasm bud. In reality. There probably is no replacement plan. The 200’s leaving helps the staffing issue endeavor is going to have. Removing the 50 or so 200’s means endeavor can have that many fewer pilots.
50 seat aircraft are not in the current contract anyway. There’s no reason the company has to replace them.
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Think the original post was sarcasm bud. In reality. There probably is no replacement plan. The 200’s leaving helps the staffing issue endeavor is going to have. Removing the 50 or so 200’s means endeavor can have that many fewer pilots.
50 seat aircraft are not in the current contract anyway. There’s no reason the company has to replace them.
50 seat aircraft are not in the current contract anyway. There’s no reason the company has to replace them.
At moment, the 200 is the replacement for the 200. As 200s hit heavy checks, it is cheaper to pull another from the desert as the replacement. Long term? I don’t think DAL has made a decision on the 50 seat market.
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Think the original post was sarcasm bud. In reality. There probably is no replacement plan. The 200’s leaving helps the staffing issue endeavor is going to have. Removing the 50 or so 200’s means endeavor can have that many fewer pilots.
50 seat aircraft are not in the current contract anyway. There’s no reason the company has to replace them.
50 seat aircraft are not in the current contract anyway. There’s no reason the company has to replace them.
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