hula-flyguy
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- Nov 9, 2005
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I dont know if you're crazy or not....but I do remember PIT landing fees be incredibly higher that CLT and PHL.
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I'll give you a B. PIT's cost per enplaned passenger was compared to CLT, with the comparison being about $10 to $4. PIT's cost was never compared to PHL, most likely because the comparison wouldn't have the same impact - PHL was as or more costly per enplaned passenger.<snip>
Isn't PIT-LNS also getting cut? Why is LNS an EAS airport anyway? MDT is only 20 minutes away and 1/2 the population on LNS is Amish. Bring in some RJ's into RDG, closet nearby airport is at least 1 hour.PIT-AOO
PIT-BWI
PIT-BUF
PIT-RSW (this is mainline)
PIT-MHT (again)
PIT-ROC
PIT-SEA (also mainline)
PIT-PBI (also mainline)
PIT-AVP
PIT-SYR seems to lose 2 frequencies, from 4 to 2. PIT-ORD loses one daily mainline, leaving one plus 2 RJ's. PIT-ALB, PIT-YYZ, PIT-EWR, PIT-PVD, and PIT-MDT all lose one daily frequency with three remaining. PIT-ERI goes from 3 to 2. SEA may only be for the winter(like past 2 years), everything else seems to be gone for good. With this, US is down to 137 departures, 36 mainline. Doesn't seem like enough traffic to supprt most of these routes, but I am surprised PBI and RSW aren't doing well.
We may be dyin, but we aint DEAD...
Just a thought...
you will be if you keep eating that pie and getting stressed out over someone calling you dear
For some reason FLL flopped as a focus city ....
Gosh..that now seems so long ago..how quickly we forget the failures of this management. As I remember, Parker and friends forgot to check if Customs could handle the new "mini hub." They could not, and the operation collapsed under it's own poorly planned weight. That is my take..anyone else?
Greeter.
I'm not saying that Doug's performance as of late has been stellar by any means, but the whole FLL operation was planned, implemented and collapsed before the merger.
I don't always agree with you hula-flyguy, but on this we are in complete agreement. While I do feel for those f/a's affected by the PIT pulldown, I do not feel for the city of PIT collectively, who always complained about high fares, lack of competition and the dominance of the old US Airways.
As another poster says (with the same moniker) - "Be careful what you wish for". To the city of PIT - It looks like your wish has been granted, don't cry about it now.
Oh please, don't get me started. \