The Regional Jet, A Second Look

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Boyd Group Comprehensive analysis of the effect small jets will have on the U.S. airline industry.

Obviously Dave never read up on this subject, or he just doesn't care.

Major Airlines Can Operate Regional Jets Profitably. The study runs the numbers, and this shatters the ambient thinking that only a regional airline can make money with small jets. These are airplanes that will generate strong new revenues, and to be profitable, they do not need to be operated "on the cheap" with low paid employees. The assumption that major carriers cannot cost effectively operate regional jets is simply trendy Wall Street lore. The difference in total operating costs of small jets between majors and regional airline partners is less than 8%. When viewed in light of the new missions these aircraft will be operated in, major carriers - yes, those "high-cost" unionized carriers such as US Airways, United, and American - can operate these aircraft profitably with their own pilots, mechanics and flight attendants. Examples of typical small jet markets are used to detail how major carrier costs are not prohibitive for these airliners
 
:lol: SO THERE!!!!

Dave, we'll take those 60 Airbuses, and to save you money, forget about MAA, just put those EMBs at the mainline like the F28s, BAE146, and other 70 seaters were. We'll take the CRJs too. Whats that? You dont want them unless they are scopebusters?

linemech, is there a link to the article?