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Old 02-18-2009, 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Seatownflyer
Horizon pulled out of North Bend as well. Right after they built a brand new fancy terminal. oops.
North Bend got what they deserved on that one. At the same time as Horizon was switching to an aircraft that made the route marginal, the airport decides to jack up the rent AND give subsidies to lure in a competitor.
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Old 02-18-2009, 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Dash8Pilot
North Bend got what they deserved on that one. At the same time as Horizon was switching to an aircraft that made the route marginal, the airport decides to jack up the rent AND give subsidies to lure in a competitor.
Doh! That's no good.
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Old 02-19-2009, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted by thrustsetrj200
That's interesting. I remember airlines from all over the world coming into Moses. Not for scheduled service obviously...just for flight training and such. Especially JAL. Boeing has/had a big presence there as well. I guess I never realized NWA and UAL both had pax service. I just remember hopping on the Horizon Dash 8 over to Seattle. I honestly believe the flight over the Cascade Mountain range on a perfectly clear day is the most beautiful flight there is.
If you reread you'll see that I was talking about the PNW territory/area.

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Originally Posted by ExperimentalAB
And subsidized by the people (apparently pledges by businesses mostly) to make sure SkyWest doesn't lose it's you-know-what during start-up...
You know, I never understood why WA and OR don't get more EAS funding. Its too bad the communities have to pony up the money, because it seems to dry up pretty quick. Meanwhile Montana and Kansas have up to three communities that are within a 50 miles radius, a total population of at best 25,00 and service to TWO hubs! I would be great to see service to eastern WA and OR again. Good luck guys!
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Didn't JAL just pull its last 747 out of Moses Hole??? Think their training center is kaput. Also heard that the Colgan FO in the BUF accident was a Big Bend grad..RIP. Mwh tower is very accomodating. Whenever the freight dogs or Horizons metros would show up the tower would ask what weather they needed to land. By some miracle the visibility was always just enough, even though you couldn't see the plane parked next to you on the ramp.
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Old 02-19-2009, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by thrustsetrj200
This is Horizon Air territory. I wonder how they feel about it. I guess I didn't realize Horizon ever stopped flying MWH-SEA.
No one else did either
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Originally Posted by hoserpilot
Didn't JAL just pull its last 747 out of Moses Hole??? Think their training center is kaput. Also heard that the Colgan FO in the BUF accident was a Big Bend grad..RIP. Mwh tower is very accomodating. Whenever the freight dogs or Horizons metros would show up the tower would ask what weather they needed to land. By some miracle the visibility was always just enough, even though you couldn't see the plane parked next to you on the ramp.
I did hear that JAL pulled out of MWH. Sad news. I always loved watching the 747 do touch and goes there. Coolest thing to see. Yes, the FO on the Colgan flight did attend Big Bend.
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Old 02-19-2009, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by JetJock16
BTW, NWA's SEA/PDX and UAL’s NW flying dates all the way back to the 20's.
Before that it was horse's route. NWA and UAL are horse scabs.
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Old 02-20-2009, 10:12 AM
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Well, at least one of the Skywest Inc. companies is seeing something these days. Good luck
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Originally Posted by ImEbee
You know, I never understood why WA and OR don't get more EAS funding. Its too bad the communities have to pony up the money, because it seems to dry up pretty quick. Meanwhile Montana and Kansas have up to three communities that are within a 50 miles radius, a total population of at best 25,00 and service to TWO hubs! I would be great to see service to eastern WA and OR again. Good luck guys!
PSC-MSP service starts this spring (April I think) via Compass. It's good to see, but will it last a year? Time will tell I guess...
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