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dartland
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Comment #3027155
This is like saying no American ever takes a risk because there is unemployment benefits, free healthcare clinics, and homeless shelters. In Jason's case, remember, shit did hit th…
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Comment #2637050
Great post! I came from consulting into start-up world also (although I'm non-technical) and while you definitely have to re-learn many things to adjust to building a company, ther…
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Comment #2425614
Kayak is a great company and this is a fascinating time to be in travel search. Go for it! A first job under Paul English (even a few layers beneath him) is a big win and Kayak's e…
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Comment #2425600
While your thesis may be correct, some of your assumptions are a bit off: 1) Bing has stopped investing in travel tech, they now use Kayak for search. So do we still believe in the…
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Comment #1740855
Exactly.
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Comment #1740279
Yes and No. I want to agree with you (and I think the hype is usually way more than the actual change), but Southwest is almost 40 years old and they've never made an acquisition o…
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Comment #1740109
True, but if you analyze Southwest's network, it's way more hub and spoke than most people think. They are the largest carrier at many of their top airports, and a high percentage …
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Comment #1549126
Very true, although most companies that have corporate contracts do so for multiple major airlines, so there still is choice. Also, corporate contracts have much more influence for…
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Comment #1296513
Yes and no. Price is relative to demand. If the plane fills up ahead of expected, demand is assumed to be higher and prices will go up. If the plane is more empty than predicted, f…
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Comment #958742
4 hours out, airlines notify users of ~4% of flights that will eventually be delayed 1+ hours. FlightCaster right now captures 40% of those flights 4 hours out (and growing as the …