Quick Takes – United Express, Jazz, XJT, Rusline, AE

United Airlines Names New Express Chief Cynthia Szadokierski, a 23-year United veteran, was named vice president operational services, United Express and Ted, last week succeeding Alexandria P. Marren who was named vice president of Onboard Service. Szadokierski, most recently was vice president of Airport...

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United Airlines Names New Express Chief
Cynthia Szadokierski, a 23-year United veteran, was named vice president operational services, United Express and Ted, last week succeeding Alexandria P. Marren who was named vice president of Onboard Service. Szadokierski, most recently was vice president of Airport Operations – O’Hare, overseeing operational performance, customer processing, baggage handling and ramp operations at the company's largest hub. In her new role, Szadokierski will oversee United Express, United's $3 billion regional affiliate operation, and direct United's day-to-day operations, including systems operation control, flight dispatch and operations analysis.

Jazz Restates Financials
Jazz Air Income Fund restated its financial statements related to future tax calculation and said it was re-filing its 2007 year-end financial statements, restating the future tax liability calculation, and increasing reported net income by $9.3 million. This restatement does not have any effect on the financial statements or the year end results of Jazz Air LP. Its original report was covered in the February 11 issue of Regional Aviation News.
The restatement is the result of calculating future tax liability using a revised rate of 29.5 percent for 2011 and 28.0 percent for 2012 and subsequent years rather than the 31.5 percent previously announced rate. This restatement is not a cash item.

XJT Offers Low, Non-Stop, Fully Refundable Fares
Fly non-stop on ExpressJet Airlines any Tuesday before March 26 for less than $200 is the come on for ExpressJet’s branded nonstop service. These last-minute fares require no advance purchase and are fully refundable to any of ExpressJet's 25 non-stop destinations.
"Every day, we continue to look for new ways to provide a better experience by saving travelers time and money," said Vice President Marketing Trish Winebrenner. "Customers tell us they enjoy a more comfortable ride in our quiet and fuel-efficient, young fleet of jets. And now, we can give our customers an even better value when they fly on Tuesday."

Rusline Operates First CRJ
RusLine of Moscow has become the first airline to operate the Bombardier CRJ on scheduled flights in Russia on February 14 when it flew a previously-owned 50-seat CRJ 100 aircraft. The airline said it planned to fly the CRJ 100 jetliner on its routes from Vnukovo to Magnitogorsk, Kurgan, Ufa and Elista in Russia, and to Aktobe in Kazakhstan, and to other destinations.
Established in 1994, RusLine also operates a fleet of Russian-built jet aircraft and operates scheduled and charter flights to destinations in Russia and other CIS countries from Vnukovo and Sheremetyevo airports in Moscow. The Bombardier CRJ family has 1,626 firm orders from 50 customers worldwide. Bombardier had delivered 1,452 CRJs as of October 31, 2007.