I just saw that. I really don’t know if that’s good or bad.Originally Posted by treyster
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I just saw that. I really don’t know if that’s good or bad.
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Probably a little of Each, they both fly to Vegas from here, though not sure I would take them on that long of flight...so we will loose some competition but the elimination of overlapping routes may let them open up service to some of the smaller airports, so you may get more options. Maybe they bring back service to AC again that would be nice. Also a bigger fleet may help with the flight cancellations when something goes wrong.
which other ones do you think would merge?
Difficult to say. I just think there will be some consolidation with the reduction of business fliers. Those last minute business fares are major revenue. Couple that with shortage of workers participating in the workforce and the business models of 2 yrs ago don't work well.
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Fair dinkum legend
I think Spirit is bigger than Frontier, so I'm assuming Spirit will stay and Frontier will go.
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Allegiant and it’s not close.
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Allegiant now has one free drink and in 2027 is introducing these new seats.
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...DPT_vIHvg&s=10
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No idea how to post photos but the above link works to allegiant new seats.
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Allegiant Air is introducing a new first-class seating tier called Allegiant First launching in spring 2027 on select aircraft. The new product features eight spacious recliner seats arranged in a 2-2 configuration at the front of the plane, a 37-inch seat pitch, and 5 inches of recline
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