Mary Schlangenstein

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Recent Articles

Spirit Airlines Projects Lower-Than-Expected $1.28B Q2 Revenue Amid Ancillary Sales Pressure and Competitive Market Challenges

Spirit Airlines Projects Lower-Than-Expected $1.28B Q2 Revenue Amid Ancillary Sales Pressure and Competitive Market Challenges

Broke On: Tuesday, 16 July 2024 Spirit Airlines projects lower-than-expected $1.28 billion Q2 revenue due to underperformance in non-ticket sales, primarily ancillary fees, caused by competitive marketplace changes. The airline faces challenges from oversupplied market and engine recall issues, but remains committed to revenue improvement.
Southwest Airlines Ponders Major Transformation: Studying Seating Preferences Amid Financial Struggles and Industry Trends

Southwest Airlines Ponders Major Transformation: Studying Seating Preferences Amid Financial Struggles and Industry Trends

Broke On: Friday, 26 April 2024 Southwest Airlines, the budget carrier known for its open seating policy, is considering major changes to improve financial performance and attract younger customers. The airline's CEO, Bob Jordan, is studying customer preferences for potential shifts in boarding and seating processes. Financial pressures include a net loss of $231 million due to Boeing delays and FAA oversight. Southwest may introduce premium seats or assigned spots to boost revenue like competitors Delta and United.
JetBlue Airways Cuts Unprofitable Routes and Exits 5 Cities After Failed Acquisition Attempt

JetBlue Airways Cuts Unprofitable Routes and Exits 5 Cities After Failed Acquisition Attempt

Broke On: Tuesday, 19 March 2024 JetBlue Airways is cutting unprofitable routes and leaving 5 cities to reduce costs after a failed attempt to acquire Spirit Airlines. The airline will also completely exit Kansas City, Missouri, and Newburgh, New York. About a dozen Airbus aircraft remain grounded over issues with their Pratt & Whitney engines which are currently undergoing inspection.
Southwest Airlines Halts Hiring Amid Financial Challenges with Boeing

Southwest Airlines Halts Hiring Amid Financial Challenges with Boeing

Broke On: Tuesday, 12 March 2024 Southwest Airlines plans to cut 2024 capacity and reevaluate financial forecasts due to continued challenges with Boeing. The company expects a net loss in the first quarter of 2024, but will return to profitability in March. Southwest has halted hiring for pilots, flight attendants and other workers until further notice.
JetBlue Airways Struggles to Return to Profitability as Activist Investor Carl Icahn Discloses Nearly 10% Stake in the Company

JetBlue Airways Struggles to Return to Profitability as Activist Investor Carl Icahn Discloses Nearly 10% Stake in the Company

Broke On: Tuesday, 13 February 2024 Activist investor Carl Icahn buys 10% stake in JetBlue, boosting its stock by 19%. The airline faces challenges such as a failed merger with Spirit and antitrust issues.