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Tickets go on sale today, with an introductory one-way fare of $59.


Currently, US Airways Group has a lock on the Philadelphia-Boston market, and tickets can cost several hundred dollars.

Heaven forbid you actually charge what a ticket is worth!
 
Tickets go on sale today, with an introductory one-way fare of $59.


Currently, US Airways Group has a lock on the Philadelphia-Boston market, and tickets can cost several hundred dollars.

Heaven forbid you actually charge what a ticket is worth!

We all know SWA has a history of really low ticket prices. I guess that explains the 3.5 straight decades of operating losses we've reported.
 
Tickets go on sale today, with an introductory one-way fare of $59.


Currently, US Airways Group has a lock on the Philadelphia-Boston market, and tickets can cost several hundred dollars.

Heaven forbid you actually charge what a ticket is worth!

Someone needs to clean the sand out of their v____a.

This is what I heard - "Waaa waa waa waa!"

Gup
 
Someone needs to clean the sand out of their v____a.

This is what I heard - "Waaa waa waa waa!"

Gup

Get your mom's head out of the way so I can remove the sand.

No, what you heard was......Ding......."another pay for training added to our bottom line"
BTW gup, I don't work for LCC and could give a rat's ass about them!
 
We all know SWA has a history of really low ticket prices. I guess that explains the 3.5 straight decades of operating losses we've reported.

Well the truth be known they advertise very low ticket prices but buying one is a bit harder. I buy quite a few airline tickets per year and rarely is SWA the best fare. Maybe like 10% of the trips.Maybe that's why they make money.
 

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