Skywest
#6101
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Joined APC: Jun 2010
Position: Just another RJ guy
Posts: 906
It's well known that the 900 burn less fuel than the 175. No one is arguing that. The point was Delta buys the cheaper airplane and it so happens that the cheaper airplane burns less fuel. Bombardier is struggling to sell their airplanes so they're more willing to sell them at cheaper prices to get more out the door. Delta is taking advantage. Delta loves nothing more than a cheap airplane.
#6102
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Joined APC: Mar 2014
Posts: 484
It's well known that the 900 burn less fuel than the 175. No one is arguing that. The point was Delta buys the cheaper airplane and it so happens that the cheaper airplane burns less fuel. Bombardier is struggling to sell their airplanes so they're more willing to sell them at cheaper prices to get more out the door. Delta is taking advantage. Delta loves nothing more than a cheap airplane.
#6105
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Joined APC: Jul 2013
Posts: 611
I know air101 wanted to be the first to post this, and I wanted to ruin his day by beating him:
Here's the press release ahead of this morning's call:
SkyWest, Inc. Announces Second Quarter 2014 Results - WSJ.com
Lawsuit with Delta is finally settled. And JA said financial performance at SkyWest Airlines was slightly better than planned. 157 aircraft retirements scheduled by the end of 2015, but $20M invested in engines for CRJ200s.
Here's the press release ahead of this morning's call:
SkyWest, Inc. Announces Second Quarter 2014 Results - WSJ.com
Lawsuit with Delta is finally settled. And JA said financial performance at SkyWest Airlines was slightly better than planned. 157 aircraft retirements scheduled by the end of 2015, but $20M invested in engines for CRJ200s.
Last edited by NVUS; 08-06-2014 at 03:47 AM.
#6106
Yikes! 56- 50 seat planes gone in the next 6 months and 101 gone in 2015. This is happening fast.
Does anyone know the proposed breakdown between SW, ASA, and XJT?
Does anyone know the proposed breakdown between SW, ASA, and XJT?
#6108
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Joined APC: Oct 2011
Position: Airplanes
Posts: 134
I posted this in another thread, but I'm throwing it in here too hopefully to get some more responses.
What is the thought on SkyWest's upgrade times in the future? I have an offer in hand with them, and I am about 99% sure that I am going to take it. However I am a bit concerned about their very top heavy seniority list, and the amount of supposed lifers there.
I know you're not supposed the chase the quick upgrade, but it would be nice to go somewhere where I know it won't take 7 years to upgrade. Any thoughts on future SKW movement?
What is the thought on SkyWest's upgrade times in the future? I have an offer in hand with them, and I am about 99% sure that I am going to take it. However I am a bit concerned about their very top heavy seniority list, and the amount of supposed lifers there.
I know you're not supposed the chase the quick upgrade, but it would be nice to go somewhere where I know it won't take 7 years to upgrade. Any thoughts on future SKW movement?
#6109
I posted this in another thread, but I'm throwing it in here too hopefully to get some more responses.
What is the thought on SkyWest's upgrade times in the future? I have an offer in hand with them, and I am about 99% sure that I am going to take it. However I am a bit concerned about their very top heavy seniority list, and the amount of supposed lifers there.
I know you're not supposed the chase the quick upgrade, but it would be nice to go somewhere where I know it won't take 7 years to upgrade. Any thoughts on future SKW movement?
What is the thought on SkyWest's upgrade times in the future? I have an offer in hand with them, and I am about 99% sure that I am going to take it. However I am a bit concerned about their very top heavy seniority list, and the amount of supposed lifers there.
I know you're not supposed the chase the quick upgrade, but it would be nice to go somewhere where I know it won't take 7 years to upgrade. Any thoughts on future SKW movement?
#6110
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2014
Posts: 484
I know air101 wanted to be the first to post this, and I wanted to ruin his day by beating him:
Here's the press release ahead of this morning's call:
SkyWest, Inc. Announces Second Quarter 2014 Results - WSJ.com
Lawsuit with Delta is finally settled. And JA said financial performance at SkyWest Airlines was slightly better than planned. 157 aircraft retirements scheduled by the end of 2015, but $20M invested in engines for CRJ200s.
Here's the press release ahead of this morning's call:
SkyWest, Inc. Announces Second Quarter 2014 Results - WSJ.com
Lawsuit with Delta is finally settled. And JA said financial performance at SkyWest Airlines was slightly better than planned. 157 aircraft retirements scheduled by the end of 2015, but $20M invested in engines for CRJ200s.
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