Florida exp to pounce on Spirit's routes
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- One additional daily roundtrip flight between:
- IAH and MCO (Orlando), LAS (Las Vegas), MSY (New Orleans), ATL (Atlanta), BWI (Baltimore) and MIA (Miami)
- ORD and MCO, FLL, MSY and LAS
- EWR and MCO and FLL
- LAX and LAS
This schedule expansion means that we will now offer:
- 45 flights/day to MCO
- 30 flights/day to FLL
- 43 flights/day to LAS
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ohh how sweet. Very generous of them. lol, Kirby the vulture is wasting no time swooping in eating up the pieces left by Spirit.
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All these new airplanes have to go somewhere. With the economy slowing down, I think these new flights will drive down legacy yields more than ULCC yields.
Spirit is used to operating with very low yields. Is United? I hope so.
Spirit is used to operating with very low yields. Is United? I hope so.
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Yeah I’m not so sure I’d characterize this action as that.
In case you don’t know MCO/ FLL to EWR is LIKE A BIG FRGN market and EWR is once again slot controlled. If he doesn’t act on that….surely AA maybe even Delta and JB would. If An opportunity such as this is missed and gobbled up by your competitors, one might call that negligence.
In case you don’t know MCO/ FLL to EWR is LIKE A BIG FRGN market and EWR is once again slot controlled. If he doesn’t act on that….surely AA maybe even Delta and JB would. If An opportunity such as this is missed and gobbled up by your competitors, one might call that negligence.
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