Skyview 6
02-07-2023 | 06:10 PM
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Skyview 6
02-08-2023 | 03:28 AM
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02-08-2023 | 08:28 AM
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02-09-2023 | 06:54 AM
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50*200*365= $3,650,000/year for one hotel.
Skyview 6 has 600 rooms.
say 600*50*365= that’s $10,950,000 a year.
I think we pay more than $50 bucks a night elsewhere. This doesn’t even bring into account the revenue they’re making off food and beverage. I don’t know any of the financials but it seems like a lot of dough.
02-09-2023 | 07:58 AM
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02-09-2023 | 09:24 AM
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We use about 5 hotels in DFW for just pilots. I know one is exclusively AA pilots. It’s 200 rooms. Say $50/night
50*200*365= $3,650,000/year for one hotel.
Skyview 6 has 600 rooms.
say 600*50*365= that’s $10,950,000 a year.
I think we pay more than $50 bucks a night elsewhere. This doesn’t even bring into account the revenue they’re making off food and beverage. I don’t know any of the financials but it seems like a lot of dough.
50*200*365= $3,650,000/year for one hotel.
Skyview 6 has 600 rooms.
say 600*50*365= that’s $10,950,000 a year.
I think we pay more than $50 bucks a night elsewhere. This doesn’t even bring into account the revenue they’re making off food and beverage. I don’t know any of the financials but it seems like a lot of dough.
