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Originally Posted by Alan Fry
I don't think budget airlines provide a good service and last time I checked I do NOT own a Private jet
BA failed becuased the market was crowded full of them, if they bought Easyjet, then it would been sucess
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You can still be elitist by thinking that you are too good to fly with budget airlines.
Other budget airlines have succeeded where BA failed. A budget airline run by BA would be just another budget airline, the same as the others. Can't you work that one out Alan?
And BA are skint, so they aren't likely to be buying anyone out.
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Originally Posted by gazzae
Alan, you are by your own admission fairly wealthy. Maybe paying an extra £100 to fly somewhere doesn’t bother you but, for the majority less fortunate than yourself, that could mean the difference between flying and not flying.
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I would take that with a pinch of salt, as Alan says many things that aren't exactly believable. Like the fact that he is senior management in a logistics company. Yet he has no management sense whatsoever, and he spends much of his time on forums.
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Originally Posted by gazzae
They will still have to compete even if they buy a low-cost airline... or are you suggesting they use the profits from the low-cost airline to support the Full Service airline?
Also who is talking private jets? You are really in another world if you can't see how an extra £50-£100 would stop a lot of people flying.
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Hit the nain on the head there
