Stifel’s Joseph DeNardi and Matthew Rachal think that American AAdvantage will drive the airline’s stock price growth.
They report that analysts are pegging American’s stock at $54 while they expect $95 because of growth in AAdvantage revenue which is very high margin.
Delta used to offer SkyDeli and America West had Snack Sac. On a short flight in coach you’d pick up a bag with food on your way down the jetway. That saved work for the flight attendants and still let the airline feed you.
American Airlines had Bistro Bags. I spotted one of the old carts, not in use since around 2004, at New York JFK late last month.
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American’s fundamental operating belief has been that if planes depart on time they’ll arrive on time, or at least an on-time departure is the number one thing they can contribute to an on time arrival. So there has been incredible pressure on employees to send planes out exactly on time.
Air India flies between Pune and Delhi with a mixture of Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft. The A321s are single cabin economy flights.
Shiv Sena Member of Parliament Ravindra Gaikwad showed up for one of these flights with an open business class ticket, wanting to take the 7:35am departure to Delhi on a day it was operated by a single cabin A321.
Continually better product at lower cost is the hallmark of vibrant competitive industries.
The US legacy airlines, with Basic Economy fares, are striving to provide less at the same price
I used to pay a lot of attention to Star Alliance member Aegean, the little Greek airline that could. That’s because I got a status match to Gold status from them back when British Airways bought british midland and they were matching bmi status.
Aegean status used to be lifetime which I thought was great only they decided that lifetime meant something different to them than it did to me.
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pparently earning 76 British Airways points per dollar signing up for a dating site was legitimate, but an advertised short-term offer of 150 miles was ‘invalid’.
Scott McCartney in the Wall Street Journal takes a look at the mileage-earning deal’s demise.
Emirates has arranged to let customers use electronics up until boarding. Royal Jordanian has become an airline of poets. Sadly their latest doesn’t begin, “there once was a DHS Secretary from Nantucket..”
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