surreal1221
Well-Known Member
Right - I suppose I should clarify my comments.
Taking into consideration what companies OWN more than one regional carrier. Repuplic Holdings, Mesa, and now Skywest (and dare I say Pinnacle [considering the purchase of Colgan?]). We may slowly begin to see an increase in companies "purchasing" other 121 regionals as a way to increase their control of mainline flying from the majors. Hence, the increased market share (of regional flying).
Part of me thinks it's a bad idea, where part of me is partially okay with it. Knowing that the field of competition is slowly getting smaller in a sense (under one roof) - but the increased whipsaw potential from greedy management gets me everytime.
Taking into consideration what companies OWN more than one regional carrier. Repuplic Holdings, Mesa, and now Skywest (and dare I say Pinnacle [considering the purchase of Colgan?]). We may slowly begin to see an increase in companies "purchasing" other 121 regionals as a way to increase their control of mainline flying from the majors. Hence, the increased market share (of regional flying).
Part of me thinks it's a bad idea, where part of me is partially okay with it. Knowing that the field of competition is slowly getting smaller in a sense (under one roof) - but the increased whipsaw potential from greedy management gets me everytime.