Comair updates?
#7341
The more and more I read through these press release, the more idiotic this sounds. I can tell you right now, that even with these new 11 jetbridges that will apparently take them 2-3 years to install, you will still see passengers hauling their huge carryons up and down the stairs. Also, I am so glad they spend a crapload of money getting those brand spankin' new buses to haul passengers around. I guess they'll just park them. As far as no job loses, give me a break, are you telling me they are going to move all these guys over to Concourse A? What about the ramp tower guys?
#7342
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Im on the verge myself, hence the month COLA's. Refuse to do reserve in JFK. Not there yet but once displacements come through i will be on reserve. I attempted to bid back to right seat just to return to CVG. No allowed apparently unless displaced. Which by the numbers it is not going to happen.
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#7343
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They're not putting gates in at the C terminal. The jetways already exsist, but are not in use. There are 8 at the A terminal and there are 3 at the B terminal. The ones at A either need to be rehabed or replaced and the three at B are still functional. Comair will have to share the B terminal ramp tower with Delta. The bus drivers are toast though!
I must not understand basic math.
#7344
Comair will utilize all of Concourse A and B jetways. We're just gonna have to share with Delta at B. The 11 jetways are just not currently in use. The 8 at A are not in use due to the plastic walkways and portable stairs attached to them (The CHQ gates!) Delta will remove that crap and make them functional jetways. The three over at B are not in use to utilize the gate space to store GSE and containers for the 767's
#7345
The press releases on the Concourse C closure sound like they are implying that Delta Connection flights will run out of both Concourses A and B, not just A. This would make sense since CVG's largest banks only include around 15 mainline aircraft now. Pathetic. They could park mainline on B and that would still leave about half of the concourse empty. By boosting the number of gates on A from 22 to 30, and on B from 26 to 38, that should leave at least 50 gates for DCI to operate out of. But since the project is supposed to take 2-3 years, they will apparently in the meantime park some DCI on hardstands with bus service to/from the terminal.
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#7348
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I think we all know that we are going to get screwed in this merger process. It's funny how the media portrayed this closing Concourse C a passenger advantage, better service, blah blah blah... Delta doesn't care about that, what they are doing is preparing for the future, and I don't see Comair coming out on top unfortunately. Delta has been pi**ing on us for years, and it will continue...
#7349
To answer someone else's question about the tower, they will not be losing anyone. They are already running 3 lines down, which will most likely not be filled. They will transition to operate out of the B tower and/or will open the A tower (it is currently an emergency operations/coordination center for the airport).
The shuttle department will not entirely go away. But it will be scaled back to just a few employees. The rest will have the option to transfer to another CS position or take a buyout package.
Gate A1 was blocked off today due to employee briefing/meetings given by Tim Zeis. One in the AM for the AM shift and one at 1730 for the PM shift.
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