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I'm pretty sure Frontier's airplanes still fly their own livery. Just a code share (job theft).
Seriously think about it folks. The type of passengers Citrus attract/bring to the market are not the same as the Midwest passengers. Lets call it like it is, mullets, wife b's and tattoos. I like to think of it this way, because Walmart opens a store on the same block as Target doesn't mean that Target will go out of business.
For those bashing AAI and its clientele, their business seats were Recaro, too, and it was comparable to the Signature ones. Do the 190s have Signature seats?
Seriously think about it folks. The type of passengers Citrus attract/bring to the market are not the same as the Midwest passengers. Lets call it like it is, mullets, wife b's and tattoos. I like to think of it this way, because Walmart opens a store on the same block as Target doesn't mean that Target will go out of business.
The problem here is that "Midwest" is no longer Midwest.(not even, close) It's Republic. How does Republic go up against Airtran.
It's like comparing Kmart and Walmart.
You'd probably have to fly for free to make branded work D#CK HEAD. Enjoy the Midwest E190 while it lasts.
Call them what you may, Walmart or Airtran....they will crush your little experiment in MKE.Although that Recaro seat may be nice the question is does the Recaro Signature type customer want to hang out in Walmart to get it. RAH can add a "Recaro" signature seat to a 190 no prob. They can also train the F.A.s to a standard. AirTran can not stop being a Walmart.
Kinda ironic seeing you bag on a guy for undercutting seeing as how that's your forte...
The Midwest passenger doesnt care perse of the color of the paint or the name. What they care about is the quality of service. AirTran and Midwest have two very different products. Would it sound better if we say our Frontier product will be going head to head with Air Tran? The Midwest product will concentrate more on the business traveler. Yes we have a ways to go to be at the MidWest level of service (Think Nordstrom's)but we will try our best to get to that level, pending we can get a ROI.
So you do agree that AirTran is more like Walmart. Thanks