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Originally Posted by Aero1900
(Post 2911348)
10 years from now we will see how big and successful the ULCC market can get. With Spirit now headed to 300 airplanes and Frontier headed to well over 200, it'll test the market.
Can (with Allegiant) the US market handle 600 ULCC planes? Can Spirit and Frontier grow this big without getting in too many turf wars? |
I for one am disappointed we didn’t get the A220. It would be nice to fly something with similar computing power as my wrist watch...
That being said, I did a little happy dance as soon as I found out we are NOT going to be subjugated to the indignities of flying a lipstick’d up Cold War era flying pig... VNAV or not, at $208/hour I’m not paid nearly enough to work that hard. A good day indeed. |
Originally Posted by gringo
(Post 2911422)
I for one am disappointed we didn’t get the A220. It would be nice to fly something with similar computing power as my wrist watch...
That being said, I did a little happy dance as soon as I found out we are NOT going to be subjugated to the indignities of flying a lipstick’d up Cold War era flying pig... VNAV or not, at $208/hour I’m not paid nearly enough to work that hard. A good day indeed. I just came across this video https://youtu.be/DyjnqTgp9R8 Forgive me for being too critical of our fellow AA pilots, but are they not the ones that voted away their work rules for pay and now this is their campaign pitch that they are sorry for what wished (voted) for??? Makes me feel a little better knowing what we have at NK. Btw, Congrats to all fellow Spirit pilots on the big announcement! I see plenty for new city rumors coming our way. ;) okay maybe I’ll give the rumors a break. |
Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 2911454)
Well, apparently some pilots are working way to hard, even for industry standard rates.
I just came across this video https://youtu.be/DyjnqTgp9R8 Forgive me for being too critical of our fellow AA pilots, but are they not the ones that voted away their work rules for pay and now this is their campaign pitch that they are sorry for what wished for??? |
Originally Posted by Aero1900
(Post 2911348)
10 years from now we will see how big and successful the ULCC market can get. With Spirit now headed to 300 airplanes and Frontier headed to well over 200, it'll test the market.
Can (with Allegiant) the US market handle 600 ULCC planes? Can Spirit and Frontier grow this big without getting in too many turf wars? On the other hand, 10 years is a couple lifetimes in airline terms. I’m sure the market will look waaaay different by then and would be very surprised if NK, F9, and G4 will exist in their current state. |
Originally Posted by Aero1900
(Post 2911316)
Anyone know how many aircraft are leased? Is there a known lease return schedule?
I know we’ve bought a bunch of the leased 319s. The fleet plan on the investor site will show a negative number when a lease return is planned and there is nothing showing anything is going to be returned going forward. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 2911454)
Well, apparently some pilots are working way too hard, even for industry standard rates.
I just came across this video https://youtu.be/DyjnqTgp9R8 Forgive me for being too critical of our fellow AA pilots, but are they not the ones that voted away their work rules for pay and now this is their campaign pitch that they are sorry for what wished (voted) for??? Makes me feel a little better knowing what we have at NK. Btw, Congrats to all fellow Spirit pilots on the big announcement! I see plenty for new city rumors coming our way. ;) okay maybe I’ll give the rumors a break. Haha. “This is Mike, I’ll be there as quickly and safely as possible” Have fun, Mike. |
Originally Posted by Omniscient
(Post 2911526)
Haha. “This is Mike, I’ll be there as quickly and safely as possible”
Have fun, Mike. |
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Originally Posted by stitchonasack
(Post 2911642)
Dude, where have you been. Not exactly breaking news this morning. |
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