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Dornier 335

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Just checked their website and it seems that after February 11th, there are no more flights direct to and from PHL-BOS. Is this just a glitch? I don't remember SWA having previously announced to discontinue that route ...
 
The agent that worked our flight out of PHL this morning says it is so. BTW it was a PHL-BOS turn this am and the loads were not good either way. He said no more PHL-PIT as well
 
The agent that worked our flight out of PHL this morning says it is so. BTW it was a PHL-BOS turn this am and the loads were not good either way. He said no more PHL-PIT as well

So every SWA route isn't a goldmine? USair is kicking your butt on those routes, and now you may end up like their hateful pilot group? Crazy stuff!


Godspeed to the Cornies!


OYS
 
OYS,

You might want to re-read Whatburger's response on the other thread. He knocks it out of the park...


We don't farm out a high percentage of flying to commuters like Delta does, and we have NO codeshare partners like Delta does. We either attack a city Southwest style or we don't do it at all.

This game plan has provided over 35 straight years of profits for us.
How do the financials look for Delta's last decade or so?

I am truely happy for the city of Atlanta because ultimately the Customers win. We will run low fares to every city we serve starting next year, and other airlines (Delta especially) will lower their fares (probably at a loss) and the customer gets to go see Grandma in LBB for $69 each way.

Just like American when we went to Missouri from Love Field, Delta will attack our markets with RJ's and small mainline jets until the loss cannot be sustained any longer, then you will retract from the battle after sending your RJ's (not Delta) to compete with us.

It's just business. Don't hate the player, hate the game. I hope all airlines turn monster profits from now until eternity.



Godspeed, d@uchbag

RF
 
The agent that worked our flight out of PHL this morning says it is so. BTW it was a PHL-BOS turn this am and the loads were not good either way. He said no more PHL-PIT as well

My BOS flight today was packed. Shuttle flying tomorrow and one of the FA's was saying we are full all day Fri.
 
We don't farm out a high percentage of flying to commuters like Delta does, and we have NO codeshare partners like Delta does. We either attack a city Southwest style or we don't do it at all.

This game plan has provided over 35 straight years of profits for us.
How do the financials look for Delta's last decade or so?

I am truely happy for the city of Atlanta because ultimately the Customers win. We will run low fares to every city we serve starting next year, and other airlines (Delta especially) will lower their fares (probably at a loss) and the customer gets to go see Grandma in LBB for $69 each way.

Just like American when we went to Missouri from Love Field, Delta will attack our markets with RJ's and small mainline jets until the loss cannot be sustained any longer, then you will retract from the battle after sending your RJ's (not Delta) to compete with us.

It's just business. Don't hate the player, hate the game. I hope all airlines turn monster profits from now until eternity.

Not to add fuel into the fire, but how can you make money on a $69 fare? (Or whatever the introductory fare is)

I don't wish ill on anybody, but I can see LAS becoming a battleground between WN and NK...
 

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