BLUE BAYOU
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I'm going to put my money on AAI... They're already established there and offer great value for their fares, XM radio and soon WIFI. Southwest has neither of those nor a business class like AAI does... And btw, I think AAI made some money last quarter-- SWA lost a bit...
Honestly, if I hear this asinine argument one more time from yet another FI know-it-all, I think I'll hurl!! Southwest became the largest domestic carrier in the USA in spite of no first-class, no meals, and no IFE. So can we please dispense with that utterly useless comparison!! Apparently most travelers are more concerned with a reasonable ticket price, an expectation that they will actually get to their destination on time, and customer service that is not on par with the DMV!!
And don't forget that nearly BILLION DOLLARS in fuel hedges you guys have to repay over the next four years.
Hmmm. Touch a nerve did we?
And don't forget that nearly BILLION DOLLARS in fuel hedges you guys have to repay over the next four years.
which is going to cost us as well, since we got rid of most of our hedges and no longer have the cash to hedge much in the future. the billion in payoffs is independent of where oil goes. if it goes to 10 bucks or 140 bucks, we still owe a billion dollars over the next 4 or so years.Last I looked jet-A was $60/bbl and rising...
which is going to cost us as well, since we got rid of most of our hedges and no longer have the cash to hedge much in the future. the billion in payoffs is independent of where oil goes. if it goes to 10 bucks or 140 bucks, we still owe a billion dollars over the next 4 or so years.
I thought LUV hedges were still in place though 2012 or 16. LUV just unwound 2009 and 2010.which is going to cost us as well, since we got rid of most of our hedges and no longer have the cash to hedge much in the future. the billion in payoffs is independent of where oil goes. if it goes to 10 bucks or 140 bucks, we still owe a billion dollars over the next 4 or so years.
Why did you add all those exclamation points, bold face, and larger font size when you quoted my original post? Nice editorializing there, Colonel....