Spirit rolls on

I'd expect Delta to go after Spirit and Frontier like they are Alaska.

Well it won't be hard to find them.

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I'd expect Delta to go after Spirit and Frontier like they are Alaska...they already are with the cabin rebranding.
Might be hard to compete with price. Although Delta would probably lower fares on the routes served by Spirit/Frontier. Or just buy them out. Take care of the hiring and get some used planes on the cheap.
 
Might be hard to compete with price. Although Delta would probably lower fares on the routes served by Spirit/Frontier. Or just buy them out. Take care of the hiring and get some used planes on the cheap.
Now Delta is going to assimilate not only Alaska, but Spirit and Frontier to huh?
 
If your richest relative buys a house, and you have to help take the wheels off...

If your richest relative buys an airline, and you have to help subsidize it...

#justpetroproblems
 
Might be hard to compete with price. Although Delta would probably lower fares on the routes served by Spirit/Frontier. Or just buy them out. Take care of the hiring and get some used planes on the cheap.

No way Delta would buy Spirit and/or Frontier. To much overlap for the DOJ to approve it. Also Delta will figure out a way to show passengers that it costs more (at times) to fly Frontier/Spirit than them.

Spirit and Frontier merging though...I would bet on it.
 
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Frontier announced more designations from Atlanta today.

"daily flights from Atlanta to Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New Orleans, New York LaGuardia, Cincinnati and Minneapolis"

That's hub to hub into four of Delta's hubs. That'll make some commuters happy.
 
Just to add to the discussion (really could use it's own thread) Frontier is planning on a base on the east coast within the next year. Speculation has it at some of the markets that are currently served. However, ATL idea has been tossed around.
 
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