Re: AA parks F100s

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In a message dated 8/13/02 8:47:38 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
dplaflamme@alumni.nd.edu writes:


> >Boy, this is going to send Fokker 100 residual values into the toilet!
>
> I forget, is that an improvement from where they were before? :-)
>
> As someone else noted, it makes the decision to slough off the DC-9/95s,
> er, MD-95s, er, 717s from TWA a bit more ironic.
>
> Go back and read their statement...the F100s will soldier on for at least
> another three years.  Ugghh...IMHO the sooner they're gone and replaced by
> RJs the better.  Not accepting the TW B717s was the right decision as AMR
> appears to be serious about reducing the number of different types (from 14
> to 7) of aircraft in their fleet.  More and more it looks like an all
> Boeing fleet with 737s, 757s, 767s & 777s. The DC9s, MD80s & Buses are
> definitely on the endangered species list at AMR!  This airline smells the
> coffee and is taking the right steps to keep it competitive in a changing
> environment.


RT Simpson
Phoenix

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