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Is Delta Singing The End Of Song?

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After reading all of the morinic replys (on both sides) to this thread, I have come to a conclusion.

ALL PILOTS ARE IDIOTS!!!

It hurts me to say this because...drum roll...I AM ONE! It just goes to show why pilots make the wost managers, execs, ceo's, etc. I do believe however that pilots do make the BEST armchair quarterbacks in the industry!

Mine is bigger than yours, and yours is bigger than mine...heck...we can do this all day!!!

V2
 
Lets see. We currently have 1st run movies showing on most of the AC which for now is free and will be adding 100 channels of XM radio soon. How does Song beat that? They dont because they charge for everything. I think what will come next is wireless internet on the AC which will probably be free.
 
General

If you could get me David's number, I'd like to call him and tell him not to worry so much.

Thanks.

(PS...some of your arguments put you in the same league as many of my old girlfriends...the ones I dated in my teens. LMAO!!
 
Associated Press
Estimated Airline Revenue Shortfalls
Wednesday January 5, 12:25 pm ET
By The Associated Press Estimated Revenue Shortfalls for Major Airlines in 2005

Estimated revenue shortfalls for major airlines in 2005, based on industrywide adoption of Delta's overhauled fare structure, which reduced some fares by as much as 50 percent. Industrywide domestic revenue totaled about $70 billion in 2004.

AMR Corp. (American Airlines) - $600 million

Continental Airlines Inc. - $250 million

Delta Air Lines Inc. - $600 million

Northwest Airlines Co. - $400 million

UAL Corp. (United Airlines) - $500 million

US Airways Group Inc. - $200 million

Source: Merrill Lynch
 
After reading all of the morinic replys (on both sides) to this thread, I have come to a conclusion.

ALL PILOTS ARE IDIOTS!!!

It hurts me to say this because...drum roll...I AM ONE!


V2+10,

I have to agree with you and "generally" speaking the idiot factor increases in direct proportion to the number of posts one makes on this board.
 
Canyon,

I'll stay out of the Song debate, but you might want to check out K-Mart's 1 year stock chart and financials. There aren't too many companies (and no pax airlines, including SWA) that produced that kind of return last year (or any year).

They must have a helluva snack bar!

Abe44




canyonblue said:
It doesn't matter. I'm sure that the snack area at KMart was making a profit while the rest of the store tanked. All those hungry shoppers just packed the food court, just can't figure out why they didn't make money.
 
Speedbird,

If you are referring to "The General" and his large number of posts, I would have to say that his views are "generally" a lot more interesting and accurate than yours. I find his posts insightful.
 
a320drivr said:
Lets see. We currently have 1st run movies showing on most of the AC which for now is free and will be adding 100 channels of XM radio soon. How does Song beat that? They dont because they charge for everything.

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[font=Geneva,Arial,Helvetica][size=-1]Delta Song, Delta's low-fare carrier, operates a fleet of narrow-bodied aircraft. But its service is anything but narrow-minded, and that has customers singing its praises.

Delta Song is the only low-fare carrier to operate from all three metro area airports, and it just launched its first international route between JFK and Nassau in the Bahamas.

While it is classified as low-fare, Delta Song has a high style attitude, starting with its spiffy Kate Spade uniforms. Its in-flight entertainment gives passengers the choice that most airlines only provide in the front of the plane, as each seat has its own personal video monitor that offers 10 movies on demand, live, satellite television, and an interactive music trivia game that has seatmates competing against one another.

Delta Song lives up to its name with an inventory of more than 1,600 tunes as part of digitally streamed mp3 programming, letting flyers create individual play lists.

What's all this entertainment without movie theatre style munchies? Its in-flight menu has lots of snacks for sale.

Delta Song is also music to the ears of traveling parents, because the airline pays special attention to its frequent criers - now expanding its adult organic food offerings to include selections for babies and kids.

The airline also provides the opportunity for passengers to stay fit with an exercise program developed by David Barton. For $8, this 15-minute workout comes with a resistance band and a ball, something that probably wouldn't fly on more self-conscious airlines.

Delta Song's fares are based on one-way travel and can start as low as $59 to Florida without taxes and fees. All of this, of course, is subject to availability.

It operates more than 140 flights a day to top Florida tourist destinations, plus Atlanta, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and San Juan. For more information, visit www.flysong.com, or call 1-800-FLY-SONG.
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Song is in business simply to keep Market Share and not in business to make a profit? That shows us that Song won't make it.

Look at how a profitable company operates:

SWA has never killed a sole and has made profits every quarter for the last 30 Plus years. Its the most successful airline in US history.
 
General Lee said:
and a profit is probably a profit.

Let me get this straight General. When Comair posts a profit, you and FDJ2 and all of the other anti-Comair boys are the first to jump all over the story saying that Delta pays for the reservations, the aircraft payments, blah blah blah. But when Song posts a profit, it must be because Grinstein says so? What a hypocrit.
 
JI Gone

Thats the coolest Avatar Ever. I was an SIC on the Fokker at Midway. Seeing that brings back great memories!
 

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