There's also some of this talked about in the Misc Forum under a similar topic. AC doesnt have to compete head to head against WestJet or JetsGo in all markets. They have to decide to go for the prices that will compete or try to brand themselves as offering more...sure you may pay more but you'll get a meal and more leg room...On some routes they might have to cut back. I just think they try to do too much and want to be everything to everyone. If they picked certain market segments and stuck to them they can be successful but they have a history of going after the competition in the competition's strong areas...doesnt make sense to me.
Celine Dion sings for Air Canada...
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I think she'd like to sit beside Celine as well
if you know what I mean haha
There's also some of this talked about in the Misc Forum under a similar topic. AC doesnt have to compete head to head against WestJet or JetsGo in all markets. They have to decide to go for the prices that will compete or try to brand themselves as offering more...sure you may pay more but you'll get a meal and more leg room...On some routes they might have to cut back. I just think they try to do too much and want to be everything to everyone. If they picked certain market segments and stuck to them they can be successful but they have a history of going after the competition in the competition's strong areas...doesnt make sense to me.
There's also some of this talked about in the Misc Forum under a similar topic. AC doesnt have to compete head to head against WestJet or JetsGo in all markets. They have to decide to go for the prices that will compete or try to brand themselves as offering more...sure you may pay more but you'll get a meal and more leg room...On some routes they might have to cut back. I just think they try to do too much and want to be everything to everyone. If they picked certain market segments and stuck to them they can be successful but they have a history of going after the competition in the competition's strong areas...doesnt make sense to me.