2Q 2025 Earnings Call - Aug 5
08-14-2025 | 01:50 PM
#152
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Agreed. The domestic market is down - that hurts everyone. Only airlines w/ significant international travel are doing well (and American isn't even doing that).
A LOT depends on what we do now to prepare for when the market comes back. Are we gonna be the same ol F9 (treat pax like sh!t) or something else? I would say, if we don't change our model significantly within the next 12 months (which includes legacy rates), then maybe I'll start to be concerned.
A LOT depends on what we do now to prepare for when the market comes back. Are we gonna be the same ol F9 (treat pax like sh!t) or something else? I would say, if we don't change our model significantly within the next 12 months (which includes legacy rates), then maybe I'll start to be concerned.
08-14-2025 | 01:59 PM
#153
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Legacy rates are a pipe dream. You flat out don’t pull the same revenue, you got nothing that goes over the Atlantic, or the Pacific, or a domestic business class seat, with internet, cocktails, or food. Hell, you can get a premium product on a RJ now a days, and charge your phone!
08-14-2025 | 02:17 PM
#154
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Legacy rates are a pipe dream. You flat out don’t pull the same revenue, you got nothing that goes over the Atlantic, or the Pacific, or a domestic business class seat, with internet, cocktails, or food. Hell, you can get a premium product on a RJ now a days, and charge your phone!
08-14-2025 | 02:25 PM
#155
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Fuel costs the same because if you tell the fueler you don’t want to pay his price, he drives away.
Meanwhile, F9 has a backlog of willing and ready pilot candidates despite paying less than what you think is the “industry standard” rate.
Deal with it.
08-14-2025 | 02:43 PM
#156
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For the love of God can we put this brain dead attempt at an analogy to bed, once and for all?
Fuel costs the same because if you tell the fueler you don’t want to pay his price, he drives away.
Meanwhile, F9 has a backlog of willing and ready pilot candidates despite paying less than what you think is the “industry standard” rate.
Deal with it.
Fuel costs the same because if you tell the fueler you don’t want to pay his price, he drives away.
Meanwhile, F9 has a backlog of willing and ready pilot candidates despite paying less than what you think is the “industry standard” rate.
Deal with it.
08-14-2025 | 03:37 PM
#157
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08-14-2025 | 04:08 PM
#158
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For the love of God can we put this brain dead attempt at an analogy to bed, once and for all?
Fuel costs the same because if you tell the fueler you don’t want to pay his price, he drives away.
Meanwhile, F9 has a backlog of willing and ready pilot candidates despite paying less than what you think is the “industry standard” rate.
Deal with it.
Fuel costs the same because if you tell the fueler you don’t want to pay his price, he drives away.
Meanwhile, F9 has a backlog of willing and ready pilot candidates despite paying less than what you think is the “industry standard” rate.
Deal with it.
08-14-2025 | 04:27 PM
#159
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08-14-2025 | 07:04 PM
#160
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Legacy rates are a pipe dream. You flat out don’t pull the same revenue, you got nothing that goes over the Atlantic, or the Pacific, or a domestic business class seat, with internet, cocktails, or food. Hell, you can get a premium product on a RJ now a days, and charge your phone!
I found a winner for dumbest post.
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