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At last Thursday's American Airlines employee Q&A with management, someone asked American's CEO Doug Parker how to talk to people who prefer Southwest over American 'for their flexibility'.
Doug Parker told the employee "well you've got to find some new friends, first of all." But he also did a fantastic job explaining how American thinks about its business, and its pricing strategies.
Diamond members who qualify on nights are going to like these changes. For anyone with Gold status they're a nothing-burger (just know you're on the hook for $2.50 a night if you redeem points in Malaysia). For others staying with Hilton gets less rewarding.
At American's employee town hall last week a 26 year Dallas-based flight attendant asked if "any airline strives to be number one other than from the bottom line standpoint and for our shareholders?"
He said it "used to be nice" at the end of a flight "when people weren't so crammed in" so he wanted to know "Do we strive to be number one at all or are we just striving to fill every seat and the bottom line?"
American Airlines sent out a press release today touting new service to Mexico, the Caribbean and Latin America. There are several new routes. There are new flights that didn't make the release. But they didn't talk about the service they're eliminating...
Sunday's Air France regional HOP flight A5-235 from Paris-Orly to Aurillac experienced a loud noise that could be heard inside the cabin. It turned out there were large cracks and holes in the plane's fuselage.
Sleeping passengers were awakened by the noise on this 265 mile domestic flight.
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