Spirit Airlines to Buy 100 Airbus 320 NEO’s
12-23-2019, 07:29 PM
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Sorry it’s a little off topic, but speaking about plane orders, looks like the 737 Max has been pushed back yet again till at least June (which I’m sure is just a wild guess).
It would seem like Spirit and other non-MAX operators are capitalizing on this and growing good market share. For example Southwest dropped some service out of EWR and Spirit picked up on it. Seems like stuff like this will really help Spirit grow. What are yalls thoughts?
https://www.yahoo.com/news/boeings-c...144100250.html
It would seem like Spirit and other non-MAX operators are capitalizing on this and growing good market share. For example Southwest dropped some service out of EWR and Spirit picked up on it. Seems like stuff like this will really help Spirit grow. What are yalls thoughts?
https://www.yahoo.com/news/boeings-c...144100250.html
12-24-2019, 05:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Halon1211
Sorry it’s a little off topic, but speaking about plane orders, looks like the 737 Max has been pushed back yet again till at least June (which I’m sure is just a wild guess).
It would seem like Spirit and other non-MAX operators are capitalizing on this and growing good market share. For example Southwest dropped some service out of EWR and Spirit picked up on it. Seems like stuff like this will really help Spirit grow. What are yalls thoughts?]
It would seem like Spirit and other non-MAX operators are capitalizing on this and growing good market share. For example Southwest dropped some service out of EWR and Spirit picked up on it. Seems like stuff like this will really help Spirit grow. What are yalls thoughts?]
If SW wanted to be in EWR, they would have adjusted their route structure to be there. They have dozen of routes with 5-6-7 frequencies a day, we have a handful, which is why our aim for the coming year is to reinforce our route structure rather than extending too far into new markets.
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