ExpressJet Reports November 2007 Performance
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Just wanted to point out that the load-factors for XJet are very typical for this time of year...and when you take into account their still fairly-new arrival in these markets, well they really aren't doing that bad. For my last two trips, my largest pax-load was a whopping 31 adults - and on a CRJ-700, no less...Also consider that when United began service IAD to Beijing this summer, they were launching 744's with just a couple-dozen non-rev's in back...
The big question is what does a ticket cost on Branded? Has anybody tried purchasing one recently? What is break-even for a JungleJet?
The big question is what does a ticket cost on Branded? Has anybody tried purchasing one recently? What is break-even for a JungleJet?
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Quite a few of them are though. Look at SAN-GEG tomorrow. XJT is $586 round trip, and while others offer less, the only non-stop flight is on XJT.
So far I'm very happy with the Branded results. And if you look at load factor by route, you'll see that a lot of the low load routes are in the east and midwest. If I were to peer into my crystal ball, I would guess that SAT as a domicile may be shrinking soon (if it isn't already?) in order to concentrate more on underserved west coast routes.
So far I'm very happy with the Branded results. And if you look at load factor by route, you'll see that a lot of the low load routes are in the east and midwest. If I were to peer into my crystal ball, I would guess that SAT as a domicile may be shrinking soon (if it isn't already?) in order to concentrate more on underserved west coast routes.
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