BJK
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- Joined
- Nov 25, 2001
- Posts
- 37
The numbers speak volumes and they are not easily fudged. Aside from fuel costs, they are all positive and, when considering fuel costs for Q4, they are most likely the best numbers EVER reported by Frontier for a Q4.
Branded revenue up 8.9%
- good
Capacity down 1.9%
- neutral to not good except for:
Load Factor up 5.6%
- good
Total Revenue per ASM (TRASM) up 11.0%
- very good
Pre-tax income (profit) $7.8M (compared to $11.2M loss same quarter last year)
- Good
Branded CASM 7.93¢ (6.80¢ when "integration & fleet transition" expenses of $40.1M are excluded)
- 6.80¢ pretty good, What was the $40.1M for? My guess is it is a reflection of "fleet transition" away from ERJs and E170s.
Fuel costs 27.3% higher than same quarter last year ($35m?)
- Bad.
Imagine what the pre-tax income would have looked like without an extra $35M spent on fuel and "integration & fleet transition" expenses of $40.1M.
Branded revenue up 8.9%
- good
Capacity down 1.9%
- neutral to not good except for:
Load Factor up 5.6%
- good
Total Revenue per ASM (TRASM) up 11.0%
- very good
Pre-tax income (profit) $7.8M (compared to $11.2M loss same quarter last year)
- Good
Branded CASM 7.93¢ (6.80¢ when "integration & fleet transition" expenses of $40.1M are excluded)
- 6.80¢ pretty good, What was the $40.1M for? My guess is it is a reflection of "fleet transition" away from ERJs and E170s.
Fuel costs 27.3% higher than same quarter last year ($35m?)
- Bad.
Imagine what the pre-tax income would have looked like without an extra $35M spent on fuel and "integration & fleet transition" expenses of $40.1M.