Lots of people that actually know what’s going on, know Breeze is slightly turning profit right now. They are already profitable. It’s private data that the general public doesn’t have access to.

No other airline would buy Breeze while it only has 17 A220s. The order book is great, but if anyone wants to buy it to add to their fleet size (DAL), we need more physical assets.

AA is a pipe dream that only an AA pilot would be thinking about. It’s their goal to have no more than 4 fleet types. And they’re there now. AA would be the last of any legacy to consider buying Breeze to add a fleet type

I’m sure you are one of the people who really know what’s going on?

So can you expand on that? 6 months ago Breeze was running a minus 71% margin. If they have turned that into a profit it’s one of the biggest turn arounds in business history. They would also be shouting it as loud as they could. When Jet Blue turned a profit the second year the screamed it across every platform available. Businesses don’t hide making a profit or a historic turnaround.
If Breeze had a shot at a profit last quarter was certainly the time to achieve that goal. Possibly the most profitable quarter in the history of US airlines.

Don’t worry, things are good here. We don’t get our info from a hack aviation article. A220 delivery delays are being cleared up and we’re getting even more A220s next year. There’s also more charter demand than even last season. There’s more things to come too in the near future.

The DOT, who publishes the financials for the public view, was the basis for those financial numbers. How does that constitute a "hack" aviation article?

because that is what he does… he gets paid less and knows things.

Just curious,
How long have you been in the airline business? What was your college major?

Oh please, coming from someone who thinks airline lists still get stapled

Avoiding the question. Pretty much confirms my assumptions of your resume.

But sure, your number one A220 CA should be dovetailed between two 777 CAs. LOLZ.

You’re the one that sounds like you’ve been in this business about 8 months. Still don’t know how mergers happen huh? Big staples?