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I know.

Reminds me of the Independence Air guys from last year. Koolade is strong over there.

I think things are about to get worse for these poor guys.

Starting with the hotel rooms...from what I hear.

Yep, from what i've been hearing the average load is about 10 on their new branded "adventure"
 
Yep, from what i've been hearing the average load is about 10 on their new branded "adventure"

It depends on the flight some loads were high. You being the smartest person in the world should understand that getting a Avg. Load Factor within the first couple of days of operation says nothing about the future of the operation. But thanks for playing.:rolleyes:
 
Yep, from what i've been hearing the average load is about 10 on their new branded "adventure"


Thats right we a SCREWED! We havent sold out a single flight and its been 3 days! Well I guess Ill be getting ready for my second furlough now. :rolleyes:
 
When the ASA CPA expires other airlines will have the opportunity to bid on more flying in and out of ATL so wait and see.

We signed a 15 year deal in 2005. You'll have to wait a bit.

It amazes me that some of you are actually salivating over going after another airline's bread and butter flying. You don't hear ASA guys talking about going after your flying in 2008 or whenever your next batch is up for re-bid.
 

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