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#3911
#3912
I think people are failing to understand how much the market has changed. The Big Three who already have the advantages of economics of scale are now competing effectively with their basic economy fares. Except for certain niche markets, this is going to affect F9 just as it has NK.
That has the very real possibility of severely limiting the ULCC market nationwide.
That has the very real possibility of severely limiting the ULCC market nationwide.
#3913
I think people are failing to understand how much the market has changed. The Big Three who already have the advantages of economics of scale are now competing effectively with their basic economy fares. Except for certain niche markets, this is going to affect F9 just as it has NK.
That has the very real possibility of severely limiting the ULCC market nationwide.
That has the very real possibility of severely limiting the ULCC market nationwide.
#3914
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Joined: Mar 2017
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From: Student of the game
Sure but the fact that the legacies are competing hard by offering basic fares is new and is detrimental to the ULCC product. Both UA and AA started this in 2017 and it's now a large part of UAs product offering.
#3915
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Joined: Sep 2014
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Man, you beat me to it! Hes bailing and now the preaching is changing lol. Fn' pilots bruh SMH.....
#3917
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Joined: Feb 2019
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From: baller, shot caller
#3918
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#3919
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Joined: Dec 2022
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He’s not wrong. If anyone thinks Spirit or Frontier will be able to survive let alone grow without a massive shift in product offering needs their head checked. Being a niche stagnant airline with low pay like a Allegiant maybe but nothing more without a diversified product line, expansive network, a profitable credit card, and a real loyalty program that people actually want to join and stay.
#3920
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Joined: Jul 2023
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He’s not wrong. If anyone thinks Spirit or Frontier will be able to survive let alone grow without a massive shift in product offering needs their head checked. Being a niche stagnant airline with low pay like a Allegiant maybe but nothing more without a diversified product line, expansive network, a profitable credit card, and a real loyalty program that people actually want to join and stay.
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