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Old 04-30-2020 | 08:26 AM
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ImmaAHole
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Originally Posted by Vernon Demerest
So Spirit wanted a waiver on operating flights during this ordeal. Their business model has been to look at the legacy carriers most profitable routes and just go into one of the hubs and operate point to point on those select routes. Routes, mind you that were cultivated over a period of decades. They are by their very nature, redundant and non-essential. Now that times are tough, they no longer want to operate those routes? GMAFB. Completely unnecessary airline and should be left to survive on their own.
Ive heard AMR was struggling. Just finished this month’s Airways article in the 90th anniversary of American. The history is amazing and to see that airline go would be a tragedy (like TWA and PAN AM).
I somehow think the flying public these days wouldn't really care if AA went away, except those that live near a major hub. Airlines are their own worst enemy, how they treat their customers.
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