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Old 09-11-2012, 07:20 PM
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Welp, I just put in an order for SkyWest, the stock should get a nice little bump once this is announced. Might as well make a little money off it.
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I want to point out, its not clear if this is EAGLE flying or AA flying in the end. 125 new airplanes are coming to feed AA, so in the bigger picture this might be a loss of AA flying and not affect Eagle in the end.
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Originally Posted by rickt86
I want to point out, its not clear if this is EAGLE flying or AA flying in the end.
It's ALL AA flying, just a matter of who AMR Corp decides to do THEIR flying.
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Originally Posted by xjtguy
It's ALL AA flying, just a matter of who AMR Corp decides to do THEIR flying.
Its all AMR flying in that case.
But I agree with you.

However I was talking about who is losing it right now.
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Originally Posted by rickt86
However I was talking about who is losing it right now.
I guess it's how it's viewed. If it's to REPLACE AE's flying, it's simply flying that AA ALREADY had replaced by AE. So it doesn't really matter if it's right now, it's AA's flying.
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Originally Posted by xjtguy
I guess it's how it's viewed. If it's to REPLACE AE's flying, it's simply flying that AA ALREADY had replaced by AE. So it doesn't really matter if it's right now, it's AA's flying.
I get what your saying and I agree.

Your missing my point though, my point is maybe its current AE flying, however with the scope relief and the 125 more airplanes coming to feed AA, this might not result in AE losing any flying. Really this is a net loss to AA flying, not AE flying. I hope no one loses flying, however I dont think AMR is growing right now, so it is coming from somewhere.
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Originally Posted by xjtguy
It's ALL AA flying, just a matter of who AMR Corp decides to do THEIR flying.
Yeah, it's all AMR flying. EAGLE IS AMR corp., so it happens to be THEIR flying.
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