Originally Posted by BeatNavy (Post 2821449)

At least it’s not RC cola or Shasta.

And there’s one CA who buys Pepsi every day despite free cokes from catering. So at least one person is happy.

Originally Posted by nuball5 (Post 2821491)

I didn’t know Coke was overwhelmingly favored over Pepsi until today. I was kind of always indifferent. I can’t even really tell the difference.

Originally Posted by Bluedriver (Post 2821451)

Next year it's changing to Super America Cola.

I'm just glad passengers will stop asking me when we're switching to Pepsi. Gets old.

Originally Posted by pilotpayne (Post 2821503)

Ha.


I do think the absolute cost cutting obsession is interesting. Gee if only they had the employees rowing in the same direction maybe it could work better :)

I do wonder if it was look you either get costs under control or we go with a new plan

Originally Posted by Bluedriver (Post 2821513)

Could be...

At this point, I think I choose plan B.

Originally Posted by N311JB (Post 2821340)

Ill never forget my Fiscal professor saying when an airline switches to Pepsi all fiscal cuts have been exhausted. Look at the history. It doesn't bode well. It doesn't seem like much but its just as much physiological as it is finical. Just like how airlines, hotels, etc don't use 13. TWA did it right before bankruptcy in 86 i believe UAL did it 2002 after bankruptcy and it didn't work Branson and Virgin tried it and he admitted it was a failure. Northwest had Pepsi right before their merger. Alaska tried using Jones Soda and it was a failure. I may have wrote a case study about it. The findings were troubling. But what do I know Happy Jetting and Thanks for not Flying.....Jetblue.

Originally Posted by FlyingKat (Post 2821640)

Northwest had Pepsi long before the Bankruptcy and merger with Delta. At least as far back as the early 90s. Believe it or not some people like Pepsi over Coke.