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With all the transcons in/out of Tampa...won't we need a base there pretty soon?
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Quote: With all the transcons in/out of Tampa...won't we need a base there pretty soon?
https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/new...?ocid=msedgntp
Nope.............
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Orlando is building a new mega terminal with 120 gates and initially at least East/West train access, could happen there…
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How would we staff EWR if we opened a MCO base?
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I heard that they’re considering a FL base for the A350. Both are destined to be 20 year rumors.


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The Boom SST are all going to be based out of Opa Locka, KOPF. So you can fly supersonic at work and get car jacked while driving home.
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I don't see MCO hub ever happening. That market is almost all leisure and big league frequent fliers using their miles for free flights to Mouse Land for the kiddos. Neither of those are money makers. All trips there are merely to keep the freq fliers and economy passengers happy with the brand because else they would ride someone else's metal.

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Quote: I don't see MCO hub ever happening. That market is almost all leisure and big league frequent fliers using their miles for free flights to Mouse Land for the kiddos. Neither of those are money makers. All trips there are merely to keep the freq fliers and economy passengers happy with the brand because else they would ride someone else's metal.

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I’m guessing you forgot about the 2.2 million people that live in or around MCO. Airlines are making money where ever they fly, as long as the planes are mostly full.
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Quote: I’m guessing you forgot about the 2.2 million people that live in or around MCO. Airlines are making money where ever they fly, as long as the planes are mostly full.
You can fill a plane with cheap seats and still operate at a loss.
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Quote: You can fill a plane with cheap seats and still operate at a loss.
Of coarse you can! But I’m guessing a mostly full United plane with some belly freight seldom operates at a loss.
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