I would look at the 9 dollar fare as real frightening, not a sign of good management.
50% is way too far fetched...and I'll agree with you on poor management. Critter may have been drinking the kool-aid for sure.
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I would look at the 9 dollar fare as real frightening, not a sign of good management.
. I think we can all agree that with the amount of facts that we have been presented from the higher ups, the fuel prices in the paperwork are prob. not what we are paying.
How many RAH pilots are getting furloghed?
Usually, really cheap fares like the 9 dollar one are not signs of good managment, but extreme desperation.
I would look at the 9 dollar fare as real frightening, not a sign of good management.
Cheers
Wino
Second, marketing strategies such as idiotic 9 dollar fares are costing 242 possible furloughs.
The kool-aid was being served yesterday in FLL, Paul O was serving and loads of folks were slamming it.
It probably wasn't a net gain in that context. The $9 fare is a marketing tool.
Rather than spending thousands of dollars on billboards or newspaper ads, the $9 fare draws attention to Spirits service in a particular market.
Miramar-based Spirit Airlines has been fined $100,000 for paying the Cuban government...
Miramar-based Spirit Airlines has been fined $100,000 for paying the Cuban government for permission to use the island's airspace, constituting a violation of the long-standing U.S. embargo against the island.
Bummer...should have had AirRouting our Universal do it for 'em.
Marketing strategies are intended to put buts in seats at a profit. $9 fares fill seats that would otherwise remain unsold. Look at it this way, a seat sold for $9 is $9 more than you would make if you closed the door with the seat empty.