The thing is, everytime SWA does something like this, they become less and less like the original business model that made the successful, and more like the competition. They are giving up their advantages in order to contiue to grow.
Agreed. I would imagine the legacies welcome this....getting out of their niche. Customs...longer turn times, additional maintanence, ETOPS, and the need for feed, which means interlining bags. Go ahead, jump in that briar patch.
