Originally Posted by
Powderkeg
Not going to say you're wrong...but that could change drastically if Indigo gets to the point they REALLY want to sell. They might find buyers don't want to inherit labor struggle and not know the real operating expenses post-contract.
No airline will pay what Frontier costs. It makes too much money. We won't be sold in the near or long term, in my opinion.
Another possibility too: The IPO, when it eventually occurs, might only be partial, leaving Indigo as majority shareholders, and in charge for a very long time.
If you took to flipping a house and suddenly realized it commanded 3x market rent, was appreciating like a rocket ship, and you were smart, you'd postpone your plans to sell it.
The airline is too valuable - It will only be parted with, whether to the public or another corporation, when the same output (which is minimal) of energy and investment can make more elsewhere.