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Total BS
"Cost" in the LCC context is the cost to bring the product to the market, not what the customer pays.
Is that a legal definition or a marketing buzzword? Is it an insurance standard (e.g. like Wyvern)?
e.g. car vs light truck (buzzwords: SUV, crossover)
The reason that I ask is because unless it's a legal classification, I would challenge their fictional nomenclature if it's used to negotiate pay or work rules.
BJ loves to make up words for stuff:
- Flight vs. inflight, pilots vs. FAs
- Mint vs 1st class
I don't want them ever saying they don't have first class and thus don't compare to Delta, AA, United.
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