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If enough airlines were to drive into SouthWest hotspots like Hobby, Love etc; the business model would probably fail. .
You're mistaken assumption is that just because airlines would encroach into LUV field, that those airlines would be able to win a pricing war.

They wouldn't, they haven't, and they gave up trying decades ago.

Nice try though.

You're right, the more they change,the more they (LUV) stays the same.
 
You're mistaken assumption is that just because airlines would encroach into LUV field, that those airlines would be able to win a pricing war.

They wouldn't, they haven't, and they gave up trying decades ago.

Nice try though.

You're right, the more they change,the more they (LUV) stays the same.
As I recall only one major ever tried to infringe upon Love and that was American. Even in that case they were really going after a startup called Legend. The one time the majors went after Southwest, the original Frontier, loaned Southwest, (see Herb), a handful of 737,s at cost. In any case within the last decade or so Southwest has had a practically competion free market in those three airports which allows the company to operate at a loss in other areas while destroying competition.
 

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