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04-10-2021, 03:50 AM

#2341

Speed Select

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Originally Posted by pangolin

Leisure is doing ok. Business still in the tank. I’m still non revving reliably in first class.

You’re obviously not flying Delta.

04-10-2021, 06:12 AM

#2342

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Originally Posted by Speed Select

You’re obviously not flying Delta.

DL is still blocking off 1/3 of the airplane. Once they open it back up commuting on them will be much easier.

04-10-2021, 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by PossibleDeviation

DL is still blocking off 1/3 of the airplane. Once they open it back up commuting on them will be much easier.

unless it's Easter weekend; the Easter bunny or Jesus (the science is still unclear), will protect you from the rona in the middle seat.

04-10-2021, 06:39 PM

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unless it's Easter weekend; the Easter bunny or Jesus (the science is still unclear), will protect you from the rona in the middle seat.

LOL back to virtue signaling for the remainder of the month.....

04-11-2021, 05:09 AM

#2345

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Saturday 4/10 1.38 MM
40 K, +0.4% WOW

Average Daily for the week 1.42 MM

YOY2019-
Saturday 67%, 1wk 61%, 2wk 62%
Friday 60%, 1wk 61%, 2wk 62%
Thursday 61%, 1wk 62%, 2wk 62%

04-11-2021, 05:21 AM

#2346

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Originally Posted by spirited

Saturday 4/10 1.38 MM
40 K, +0.4% WOW

Average Daily for the week 1.42 MM

YOY2019-
Saturday 67%, 1wk 61%, 2wk 62%
Friday 60%, 1wk 61%, 2wk 62%
Thursday 61%, 1wk 62%, 2wk 62%

If you’re posting sad face for a small increase from last weekend I don’t know what you’re going to do next weekend.

Last weekend we had Easter weekend travel to compare with a very non-holiday weekend for 2019. Next weekend doesn’t line up well with 2019 Easter but it’s a lot closer than this weekend or last. For now, I still think the number look very strong considering the full picture.

04-11-2021, 01:13 PM

#2347

spirited

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Originally Posted by highfarfast

yeah, I was. Next week it will likely be the

sad face

. And yes, the numbers are looking very good indeed.
FWIW, my WOW comparison is literally the entire 7 day period vs. previous 7 day period, and not just the day.
Regardless of holiday or not - in the final analysis the absolute numbers matter. If we grow 1% week over week, in a year we are back to 2019 numbers. 1.01^52= 1.68 * 60% = 100%
Realistically, I believe domestic will come back faster, and international will be much much slower. Also, who knows if and when biz travel will be back to pre pandemic levels.
While a weak airline industry is not good for any of us, I sure am glad I am at a ULCC.

04-11-2021, 01:15 PM

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While a weak airline industry is not good for any of us, I sure am glad I am at a ULCC.

I DID mean "at a ULCC", not "at ULCC".....
Now that ULCC is the stock symbol for F9, will we still use it to mean ULCC, the category???
Damn you Frontier - don't you know pilots are not the smartest bunch.....

04-11-2021, 02:41 PM

#2349

bradthepilot

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The recovery isn't uniform across the country; the correlations that can be drawn from more granular data (week of 3/14/21 is latest available) are interesting.

04-11-2021, 06:22 PM

#2350

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On your top graph — Some states have more than 100% recovery. Some at 10% recovery. The conclusion is this is reporting data errors. Data that I do not think is particularly reliable. Therefore, it is garbage. (Incidentally, I see your full name on these graphs. Not a good idea. But your decision.)