BB on CNBC Money Mover podcast 12/14
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BB on CNBC Money Mover podcast 12/14
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sec-chair-gary-gensler-frontier-ceo-cheniere-ceo-12-14-23/id1718613229?i=1000638591417
Starts at 12:20
Barry is in Vegas when he is on the Podcast
Highlights, summarized
- Barry concedes "corporate is coming back"
- Frontier Capacity will shift, pivoting to "underserved areas" (?)
- "some areas" (Orlando, Vegas, he implies) have received an oversupply of capacity
- when asked about Pilot talks 2024, "new contract at some point", staffing is fine, no shortages
- does not answer question about merger regulation, but is watching JetBlue/Spirit case
I will let everyone listen with their own two ears and make their own conclusions...
Starts at 12:20
Barry is in Vegas when he is on the Podcast
Highlights, summarized
- Barry concedes "corporate is coming back"
- Frontier Capacity will shift, pivoting to "underserved areas" (?)
- "some areas" (Orlando, Vegas, he implies) have received an oversupply of capacity
- when asked about Pilot talks 2024, "new contract at some point", staffing is fine, no shortages
- does not answer question about merger regulation, but is watching JetBlue/Spirit case
I will let everyone listen with their own two ears and make their own conclusions...
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https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sec-chair-gary-gensler-frontier-ceo-cheniere-ceo-12-14-23/id1718613229?i=1000638591417
Starts at 12:20
Barry is in Vegas when he is on the Podcast
Highlights, summarized
- Barry concedes "corporate is coming back"
Too bad F9 doesn’t really carry corporate travelers.
- Frontier Capacity will shift, pivoting to "underserved areas" (?)
Seemed to be the same claim every year for the 6 years I was there.
- "some areas" (Orlando, Vegas, he implies) have received an oversupply of capacity
No kidding…?
- when asked about Pilot talks 2024, "new contract at some point", staffing is fine, no shortages
Deja Vu anyone?
- does not answer question about merger regulation, but is watching JetBlue/Spirit case
I think the merger approval would do Frontier well. The merger between F9 and NK would have been best, but having Spirit eliminated from the market would be a great consultation prize.
I will let everyone listen with their own two ears and make their own conclusions...
Starts at 12:20
Barry is in Vegas when he is on the Podcast
Highlights, summarized
- Barry concedes "corporate is coming back"
Too bad F9 doesn’t really carry corporate travelers.
- Frontier Capacity will shift, pivoting to "underserved areas" (?)
Seemed to be the same claim every year for the 6 years I was there.
- "some areas" (Orlando, Vegas, he implies) have received an oversupply of capacity
No kidding…?
- when asked about Pilot talks 2024, "new contract at some point", staffing is fine, no shortages
Deja Vu anyone?
- does not answer question about merger regulation, but is watching JetBlue/Spirit case
I think the merger approval would do Frontier well. The merger between F9 and NK would have been best, but having Spirit eliminated from the market would be a great consultation prize.
I will let everyone listen with their own two ears and make their own conclusions...
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https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sec-chair-gary-gensler-frontier-ceo-cheniere-ceo-12-14-23/id1718613229?i=1000638591417
Starts at 12:20
Barry is in Vegas when he is on the Podcast
Highlights, summarized
- Barry concedes "corporate is coming back"
- Frontier Capacity will shift, pivoting to "underserved areas" (?)
- "some areas" (Orlando, Vegas, he implies) have received an oversupply of capacity
- when asked about Pilot talks 2024, "new contract at some point", staffing is fine, no shortages
- does not answer question about merger regulation, but is watching JetBlue/Spirit case
I will let everyone listen with their own two ears and make their own conclusions...
Starts at 12:20
Barry is in Vegas when he is on the Podcast
Highlights, summarized
- Barry concedes "corporate is coming back"
- Frontier Capacity will shift, pivoting to "underserved areas" (?)
- "some areas" (Orlando, Vegas, he implies) have received an oversupply of capacity
- when asked about Pilot talks 2024, "new contract at some point", staffing is fine, no shortages
- does not answer question about merger regulation, but is watching JetBlue/Spirit case
I will let everyone listen with their own two ears and make their own conclusions...
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