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DLASflyer Aug 22, 2022 11:12 am

AA to add up to 60 CRJ-200s
 

enviroian Aug 22, 2022 11:14 am

Is this April 1st?

Ugh.

wrp96 Aug 22, 2022 11:17 am

Yuck.

njvandy Aug 22, 2022 11:40 am

I imagine the idea here is to restore some of routes previously serviced by the E145. I'm sure I'm dreaming here, but it would be nice to see them add a small F cabin, even if it's just 1x2 for the first 2 rows.

enviroian Aug 22, 2022 11:44 am


Originally Posted by njvandy (Post 34535798)
I'm sure I'm dreaming here, but it would be nice to see them add a small F cabin, even if it's just 1x2 for the first 2 rows.

It would be the only time you'd ever see C availability. lol

lowfareair Aug 22, 2022 11:52 am


Originally Posted by njvandy (Post 34535798)
I imagine the idea here is to restore some of routes previously serviced by the E145. I'm sure I'm dreaming here, but it would be nice to see them add a small F cabin, even if it's just 1x2 for the first 2 rows.

Likely won't happen as they'd have to remove a row of Y seats and would then have the F / MCE seats misaligned with the windows through the exit row. Because of that exit row, it would likely be impossible to tighten Y to 30" to get the F seats in at 36 and not remove any rows.

If F seats did happen, it would be something like 6 F @ 37", 16 MCE @ 35", 22 Y @ 31".

qukslvr619 Aug 22, 2022 12:10 pm

Well this is one way to drive people flying from ORD towards UA; granted UA still has it share of CRJ flights, but they are increasingly shifting to the CR5 which is a great 50 seat configuration. CRJ200 flights not so much.

GNRMatt Aug 22, 2022 12:25 pm


Originally Posted by qukslvr619 (Post 34535885)
Well this is one way to drive people flying from ORD towards UA; granted UA still has it share of CRJ flights, but they are increasingly shifting to the CR5 which is a great 50 seat configuration. CRJ200 flights not so much.

Hate to break it to you, but 99% of the flying community couldn't care less about the quality of an aircraft (unless there is a known safety issue with it, and even then most would be oblivious to it). They care about things like cost & schedule. They'll book their flights on the airline that makes sense for them, not based on aircraft type. Most people don't even know what aircraft they are flying on. When flying on a regional airline, most people also don't even realize that it isn't actually an AA, UA or DL aircraft/crew.

lrdpenn Aug 22, 2022 12:31 pm

The CRJ200 just doesn't go away.

Perpetual cycle of: YAY SERVICE; ugh cant stand the CRJ200, rather drive; big splash press release of drawing down CRJ200 & replacing it with better alternatives (even the E145 is WAY better); 1-2 years of happiness; reintroducing CRJ200 to fill in route holes / cut costs.

Parkdesigner Aug 22, 2022 12:36 pm

I assume we'll see the same approach as Delta with this equipment: 50 seats, 2 x 2.
4 seats in row 1 marketed as MCE / remaining 46 seats marketed as Main Cabin
(Possibly MCE in row 8 at the exits?)

NW.BTR.Than.The.Rest Aug 22, 2022 12:47 pm

Terrible news!

nineworldseries Aug 22, 2022 12:58 pm

Refuse to fly these. 🤢

guv1976 Aug 22, 2022 1:01 pm

It might turn out to be good news for places like Ithaca, which has been trying to get ITH-ORD service for years, and which is losing its only AA service (to PHL) next month.

bchandler02 Aug 22, 2022 2:21 pm

Canadian torture tubes!

From AA's perspective, is a CR2 really better than an ER140/145? At what point do we bring back props?

enviroian Aug 22, 2022 2:23 pm


Originally Posted by bchandler02 (Post 34536334)
Canadian torture tubes!

From AA's perspective, is a CR2 really better than an ER140/145? At what point do we bring back props?

Give me a Q400 any day over a CR2.


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