Re: Industry Changes

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I also think they know the right way to have a diversified fleet.  Much like
LH, they operate many types profitably.  This is because they are sticking
with really efficient models, and using planes based on the loads they can
actually acheive.  They use their 777s for long range/high traffic routes.  They use
the 764s for high traffic routes that need less range and benefit from the
better economy.  762s go to long haul/business heavy routes that don't need
capacity, and so on.  They also operate the 753 that more airlines should operate
because of just how cheap it is to fly

In a message dated 9/27/2004 12:53:51 PM Central Daylight Time,
dks28@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
CO benefits mightily from cost savings imposed during its two trips to
bankruptcy in the early 90s.  In that sense, they could be said to have
extreme foresight.

They also have made a conscious decision to focus on business travelers as
their core market, another decision that seems to be paying dividends.

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