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>if you don't actually fly/own the planes yourself, you probably lose most of your ability to differentiate yourself from competitors There's been a whole ad c
by cardiffspaceman 7y ago
>if you don't actually fly/own the planes yourself, you probably lose most of your ability to differentiate yourself from competitors
There's been a whole ad campaign by someone who says we are being fooled by the big legacy airlines when they delegate their routes to SkyWest or HorizonAir. These operators don't seem to be too different to the charters that you're talking about.
- leetcrew 7y agoI'd actually never heard of either of those before reading your comment. looks like skywest flies routes for american airlines, delta, and united. frankly I don't fly those very much and I couldn't tell you what the difference between those brands is supposed to be in the first place. horizon seems to be an odd setup. they only fly for alaska airlines which is owned by the same company as horizon itself (?). I mainly fly southwest, which I find to be a markedly different experience than the other US domestic airlines.