Frontier Air CEO Says He's Confident About Spirit Vote

The transcript discusses the feedback from Spirit shareholders regarding a merger with Frontier, comparing it to JetBlue's offer. It highlights the potential market impact, cost management strategies during inflation and recession, and the role of sustainable aviation fuel. The conversation also touches on operational challenges and the implications of the Supreme Court's decision on Roe vs. Wade.

What is one of the main reasons Spirit's board favors the merger with Frontier over JetBlue?

• Better brand recognition

• More international routes

• Lower fares for consumers

• Higher immediate payout

How does the merger aim to impact the competitive landscape in the airline industry?

• By offering more low fares

• By focusing on luxury travel

• By reducing the number of flights

• By increasing ticket prices

What is a potential benefit of the Frontier-Spirit merger during economic downturns?

• More value for consumers

• Increased luxury travel

• Reduced flight frequency

• Higher ticket prices

What is a key advantage Frontier claims to have in terms of fuel efficiency?

• Operating the newest fleet

• Having the lowest fuel cost per seat

• Using biofuels exclusively

• Flying shorter routes

What is Frontier's stance on hedging fuel costs?

• They hedge only in winter

• They partially hedge

• They are fully hedged

• They do not hedge

What operational challenge is Frontier facing that is similar to other airlines?

• Lack of aircraft

• Air traffic control delays

• High employee turnover

• Excessive baggage fees

How is Frontier addressing the Supreme Court's decision on Roe vs. Wade?

• By relocating employees

• By studying the situation

• By making no changes

• By offering immediate support