LCC Long Haul Returning to the States
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LCC Long Haul Returning to the States
Italian low cost leisure airline Neos has applied to the USDOT to start operating flights to the U.S. No word on routes/markets yet, but their fleet will include at least some former Norwegian 787s:
Neos Plans U.S. flights.
Neos Plans U.S. flights.
#2
With domestic carriers still parking their own widebodies it seems sort of premature to worry about one small airline out of Milan with all of six (6) WB aircraft that it uses to cover “Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, and Mexico” coming to the US.
Never say never, but I sure wouldn’t buy stock in the company.
Never say never, but I sure wouldn’t buy stock in the company.
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With domestic carriers still parking their own widebodies it seems sort of premature to worry about one small airline out of Milan with all of six (6) WB aircraft that it uses to cover “Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, and Mexico” coming to the US.
Never say never, but I sure wouldn’t buy stock in the company.
Never say never, but I sure wouldn’t buy stock in the company.
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I like our chances if we just ignore them and concentrate on doing what we do economically, efficiently, and professionally.
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I think NEOS is more like Allegiant with narrow and wide-bodies. There is a gap in demand once travel returns, them being the only Italian independent airline that is not bankrupt. They have every right to fly to the US and try to make it work
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