Frontier LAS to Mexico
08-29-2018, 05:49 AM
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I wouldn’t read too much into it. When they can’t cancel enough pilot vacations to staff the airline, these routes will be taken over by Volaris. A mexican ULCC also owned by Indigo, which we code share with. It’s an international, code sharing whipsaw, yee haw!
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08-29-2018, 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted by KC135
Opps, looks like you meant to post this in the F9 section...
08-30-2018, 09:02 PM
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When a few more tourists get caught up in some cartel stuff and people realize how dangerous Mexico actually is it will be like a lot of other places that are awesome but not worth the risk. Not to mention tainted alcohol. Tourism in Mexico is dying
09-01-2018, 10:14 AM
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It would be nice of Allegiant management had a little more vision than to fly only north and south domestically. I see no reason not to fly to places other than Florida and the desert. I also wonder how long it will be before they realize we will be better off with new planes than broken down piles of crap from the middle east? They acknowledged in the town hall that ordering new Airbus now is a lost cause since the soonest they can get any is 6 years down the road.
Our management refuses to allow this airline to grow out of its mom and pop shell. Now that staffing isn't the issue that it was a few years ago, their ingenious plan is to allow things to revert back to staffing levels that required other airlines to do our flights. This idea is bound to blow up in their faces in the not too distant future. I think we are the only Airbus operator in North America that isn't hiring.
Our management refuses to allow this airline to grow out of its mom and pop shell. Now that staffing isn't the issue that it was a few years ago, their ingenious plan is to allow things to revert back to staffing levels that required other airlines to do our flights. This idea is bound to blow up in their faces in the not too distant future. I think we are the only Airbus operator in North America that isn't hiring.
09-01-2018, 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted by disco inferno
It would be nice of Allegiant management had a little more vision than to fly only north and south domestically. I see no reason not to fly to places other than Florida and the desert. I also wonder how long it will be before they realize we will be better off with new planes than broken down piles of crap from the middle east? They acknowledged in the town hall that ordering new Airbus now is a lost cause since the soonest they can get any is 6 years down the road.
Our management refuses to allow this airline to grow out of its mom and pop shell. Now that staffing isn't the issue that it was a few years ago, their ingenious plan is to allow things to revert back to staffing levels that required other airlines to do our flights. This idea is bound to blow up in their faces in the not too distant future. I think we are the only Airbus operator in North America that isn't hiring.
Our management refuses to allow this airline to grow out of its mom and pop shell. Now that staffing isn't the issue that it was a few years ago, their ingenious plan is to allow things to revert back to staffing levels that required other airlines to do our flights. This idea is bound to blow up in their faces in the not too distant future. I think we are the only Airbus operator in North America that isn't hiring.
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