American or Delta
10-10-2019 | 12:50 PM
#81
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How do the two airlines compare as it relates to schedule manipulation? Much ability at either to trade or drop? I’m sure it depends on a lot of factors, but let’s just say an average month, A320 out of LAX for both airlines.
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10-10-2019 | 01:24 PM
#82
You scratched my anchor
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You can drop your entire schedule at American. You have to know how to manipulate the system.
10-10-2019 | 10:16 PM
#83
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From: Aircraft & Seat: old & hard
This is like asking which bear is best and there are several schools of thought on the matter.
1. Is there a hyper loop to your domicile from your residence?
2. If not, then you should live in domicile at AA
Optional step 3: while working at AA, buy stocks at Delta, and then it’s kind of like you are enjoying the best of both worlds.
4. Stop being average.
1. Is there a hyper loop to your domicile from your residence?
2. If not, then you should live in domicile at AA
Optional step 3: while working at AA, buy stocks at Delta, and then it’s kind of like you are enjoying the best of both worlds.
4. Stop being average.
10-11-2019 | 05:46 AM
#85
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From: 7ER B...whatever that means.
This is like asking which bear is best and there are several schools of thought on the matter.
1. Is there a hyper loop to your domicile from your residence?
2. If not, then you should live in domicile at AA
Optional step 3: while working at AA, buy stocks at Delta, and then it’s kind of like you are enjoying the best of both worlds.
4. Stop being average.
1. Is there a hyper loop to your domicile from your residence?
2. If not, then you should live in domicile at AA
Optional step 3: while working at AA, buy stocks at Delta, and then it’s kind of like you are enjoying the best of both worlds.
4. Stop being average.
10-11-2019 | 01:51 PM
#89
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Been with AA 34 years and always lived in base. Don't even want to think about how many hours and days I would have wasted had I been a commuter. If you don't want to move, go with the airline that has a base where you live!
10-11-2019 | 02:50 PM
#90
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From: Aircraft & Seat: old & hard
Wife and I sat down, did the math. To have the same TAFH (time away from home), just doing commutable trips, with an easy 2 hour commute, rig @ 3rd year pay, NK, it was $30k/yr. That's before the cost of lost premium opportunity, lost commute, blood pressure meds. In our case we decided it was worth it, but definitely, make sure it's worth it for you.
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