Most of the time that I price flights out I get a better deal on the legacies than SouthWest since I have to connect somewhere on SouthWest and they are smart enough to charge more when they fly you more. Their direct flights are usually very great prices while the legacies rape you on those. I fly for NJA and almost never get SouthWest since they charge more to and from where I live than the legacies (though I will be hopping on them to MDW today on a direct flight that is very reasonable). I'm very curious to see how the legacies capacity cuts play out. All the consultants say they must cut capacity big time so that they can charge more, but what happens when they cut capacity and the LCCs just step in and increase their capacity? SouthWest may not grow as fast as originally planned, but they will still grow. And I'm sure they could revise their growth plans pretty quickly if the right opportunities present themselves. I do believe it would be the expressway to liquidation if a combined United/ USAirways tries to start a new company like SouthWest.