Rumor floating around the Columbus hub is that company 737-300''s might be returning to CMH. Apparently, they would be placed on the more popular RJ routes such as BWI and DFW. Not sure if there is any truth to this, as is the case with most rumors, but it would definitely be nice to see, and would allow the RJs we currently operate to expand into new markets. Anyone else heard of this?
Return of 737''s in CMH?
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On 12/21/2002 10:56:58 AM N905AW wrote:
Rumor floating around the Columbus hub is that company 737-300's might be returning to CMH. Apparently, they would be placed on the more popular RJ routes such as BWI and DFW. Not sure if there is any truth to this, as is the case with most rumors, but it would definitely be nice to see, and would allow the RJs we currently operate to expand into new markets. Anyone else heard of this?
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Their was rumor of this somewhat with the story being that a 737 would be the last PHX inbound of the day and first PHX out. What the benefit would be is beyond me. The receipt of some 737 steering bypass pins in UDO several months ago raised eyebrows and created speculation. Was this a mistake? "No mistake", I was told.
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On 12/21/2002 10:56:58 AM N905AW wrote:
Rumor floating around the Columbus hub is that company 737-300's might be returning to CMH. Apparently, they would be placed on the more popular RJ routes such as BWI and DFW. Not sure if there is any truth to this, as is the case with most rumors, but it would definitely be nice to see, and would allow the RJs we currently operate to expand into new markets. Anyone else heard of this?
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Their was rumor of this somewhat with the story being that a 737 would be the last PHX inbound of the day and first PHX out. What the benefit would be is beyond me. The receipt of some 737 steering bypass pins in UDO several months ago raised eyebrows and created speculation. Was this a mistake? "No mistake", I was told.
