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Old 08-01-2021, 04:10 PM
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Default The code share we were all waiting for...

Lots of talk on the line about Frontier connecting with JetSmart, our Chilean brothers down south with the new XLR's coming in the future.

Interestingly enough, AA beat us to the punch.

https://thepointsguy.com/news/americ...ica-codeshare/

Guess that Franke / Parker connection is still pretty strong. AA takes a minority investment in an Indigo Partners airline.

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Old 08-02-2021, 04:43 AM
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Not that I’d ever expect a merger I don’t think it would ever pass approval, but this sets the cards up for possible integration with American in the future. Most likely more on par with its JetBlue codeshare.
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Not that I’d ever expect a merger I don’t think it would ever pass approval, but this sets the cards up for possible integration with American in the future. Most likely more on par with its JetBlue codeshare.
American Airlines passengers don't want to fly on Frontier
Jetblue fills a gap in AA service in the northeast and Jetblue actually have a respectable product even though they are a "low cost" carrier.
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Frontier would have a pretty respectable product too if they were $45 billion dollars in debt.
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Frontier would have a pretty respectable product too if they were $45 billion dollars in debt.
Lol. That's fair.
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Originally Posted by ExecNav View Post
Frontier would have a pretty respectable product too if they were $45 billion dollars in debt.

Naah. Probably not. :-)
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Originally Posted by Turbine View Post
American Airlines passengers don't want to fly on Frontier
Jetblue fills a gap in AA service in the northeast and Jetblue actually have a respectable product even though they are a "low cost" carrier.
I think it relates more to frontier and jetsmart, nothing to do with aa as far as code shares go.
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Originally Posted by ExecNav View Post
Frontier would have a pretty respectable product too if they were $45 billion dollars in debt.
jetblue doesn’t have $45 billion in debt.
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Originally Posted by Beechnut58 View Post
jetblue doesn’t have $45 billion in debt.
Well that leaves only one other possibility.
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