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IIRC, the 170s do not add to the count.orville said:To the total of 285 a/c do we then make it 290 with the 5 EMB 170s UAIR has acquired?
Just curious, but why wouldn't they?ITRADE said:IIRC, the 170s do not add to the count.
Proves even more the point I am making. Give me the Tail #’s and I will let you know who is the owner. You are providing a lot of arguments but can’t deliver the facts of which aircrafts you are talking about. Assumptions, speculations and wild guesses, but know hard facts.SoldWholeSale said:The planes aren't gone yet..... The transaction takes place closer to year end or first of next.
You don't have to believe anything I say. If everything I had said so far were untrue, that would put me on par for this message board for conjecture and guessing. Lets watch for the next month or two and see how really full of crap I am.
Yeah wheres RATBOY when we need himAir conditioned said:If this is indeed the case, then that would make RATBOY right on target. :huh:SoldWholeSale said:The planes aren't gone yet..... The transaction takes place closer to year end or first of next.
You don't have to believe anything I say. If everything I had said so far were untrue, that would put me on par for this message board for conjecture and guessing. Lets watch for the next month or two and see how really full of crap I am.
Thanks 700UW700UW said:Because the contract language states it.
"The Company agrees to maintain fleet size of 279 aircraft (inclusive of maintenance spares), excluding Mid Atlantic regional jet (RJ) aircraft."
right here bub....flyin2low said:They will be code sharing using Mesa mechanics to work on all 737's in PIT, including USAir's.