Originally Posted by
knope2001
With today's news, that is being further reduced to 9 lines of 717 flying. That's a reduction of 11 more lines of flying with today's annoucement. Those 11 lines of 717 flying are being replced by the 12 E-170s.
knope,
Did you account for any aircraft being kept for charter use or spares?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought the original plan was to keep 22 aircraft. Twenty would be used for scheduled service while the remaining two would be available for charter missions.
Assuming that some aircraft will still be allocated for charter use, it seems that availabile capacity will be pretty tight to cover the new schedule that starts 9/8.