CesnaCaptn
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Amen. No reflection on Frontier, which is a great airline. I don't want any part of a merger though. A code share wouldn't upset me much, as long as there were no whipsaw games being played.Megalops said:Certainly not wishfull thinking on our part( Frontier) I want no part of that.
onthestreet said:Frontier and Spirit are more likely to merge than Frontier and JetBlue. The Spirit CEO has previous ties to Frontier. The route structures are compatible. The Frontier busses will need to be upgraded to the better MCDU's, which should cost around one million per aircraft.
I doubt that the corporate culture gurus at JetBlue want to have anything to do with a merger. On the other hand, neither Spirit nor Frontier were built upon a "culture". Both carriers have developed decent cultures, but their management teams have not placed a high priority on "culture" in the way as has JetBlue. Why would JetBlue take any chance on diluting its culture when expansion is easy enough as it is? Unlike SWA, B6 isn't having any trouble acquiring aircraft, so why merge when you can grow with your own aircraft?
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... a-Ehmm...BLUE BAYOU said:We easily could've given a contract out to fly our 190s at Mesa or Republic rates, but still chose to keep it under one roof.
FlyB6 said:Why would we want to merge with Frontier or Spirit? Thay are both small airlines not really going anywhere regardless of their culture. JetBlue is more than double the size of either airline.
FlyB6 said:Why would we want to merge with Frontier or Spirit? Thay are both small airlines not really going anywhere regardless of their culture. JetBlue is more than double the size of either airline.