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Pigeye01 Jun 5, 2011 5:40 pm


Originally Posted by DCflyerAA-YX (Post 16508846)
RAH has place an order with Bombardier for 50 CS300's to replace the A320 series aircraft as the leases begin to expire in the next 4-5 years.

And YX placed an order for E145s to not only replace the DO328s and 1900s, but pave the way for the E170+ family. That never happened.

I'll believe the C-Series plan is serious when the first revenue flight pushes back from the gate in F9 (or even Republic) colors.

traveller001 Jun 5, 2011 9:06 pm

Knope what does this do to your prediction of what FL/WN out of MKE will be like? Expand in a predatory, virtually sure kill manner ensuring a MKE future or still downsize?

or for that matter what about DEN?

traveller001 Jun 5, 2011 9:48 pm


Originally Posted by Pigeye01 (Post 16508120)
As a subsidiary of Republic, MKE will eventually become "just another station" in the F9 system.

F9 got into bankruptcy because of cashflow. 100% credit card holdback and dwindling unrestricted cash.

Right now F9/YX via RJET is at 95% holdback and dwindling reserves facing high fuel prices and a huge mountain of debt.

As a brand in hindsight they might have been better with F9 alone. They had the cash to do it but trying to merge F9 and YX probably was overreaching.

But in a self fullfilling light grabbing YX was a deal to put RJET planes to work for a win-win. And now that attempt risks all.

Best chance for RJET survival is another airline that runs similar Airbus metal buys not F9 but Airbus metal and gates. And since the players are limited it's a buyers market. Something which RJET can't refuse to look at.

traveller001 Jun 5, 2011 11:31 pm


Originally Posted by 8C4IOW (Post 16508499)
With the current financial issues Republic seems to be currently having, is code sharing with another airline a possibility? From what I know it is an expensive process for all airlines involved. Would another airline want to invest in it if they think it would not last due to the financial issues? Does Republic want to shell out that much cash to support a code share if cash is tight?

Not likely since the codeshare would suffer the same holdback F9 has. Afraid they may be too far down the drain for any sort of hope unless someone finds a way to drop Jet A to $3 or less.


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