More Small Narrow Body talk
#121
I appreciate you citing a source for that. I'm going off the latest investment documents provided by spirit dated 9/27/15 as well as the latest quarterly webcast where the cfo details how the 319's are scheduled to leave the fleet.
#122
How cheap gas is.
If they order NSNB 100 aircraft like the CS100/300 how fast deliveries could be expected and how fast they need to start training for that. (This is all a very large "long shot" for 2016--most likely 2017+)
Economic and political climate
Previous announcements were stating around 1000/year. I believe this year will end up with very close to that projection. Next year could be very close as well. I'd expect 60-80 new hires a month.
#124
Could be six months.
Could be never.
The union and the company "decoupled" a new small mainline jet order from the TA. The company will buy (or not buy) for their own reasons and on their own timeline.
#125
Agreed.....I would venture that with an extension agreement in hand, the company would be able to get more favorable terms from capital markets. Costs being a known vs the uncertainty of greater costs resulting from a new contract downstream
#126
Also, with decoupling, since a NSNB order is no longer "required" by the TA it puts the CO in a stronger position to negotiate a good price with a manufacturer. I doubt anything will be announced prior to the final tally is announced for the TA.
#128
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#129
Not many used CRJ-900s on the market, so I doubt that would come to fruition. New ones? Well, that's a different question. But -900s only have a seating capacity for 76 folks in a two class configuration. Again, doubtful.
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