Originally Posted by
Shareholder
Knowing their historical booking patterns, this means these airlines will yield at least another $2K-$3K over the $2.6K discounted fare.
Really? You have some form of access to their historical booking patterns? Or are you just blowing hot air?
Originally Posted by
Shareholder
they are trying to "cook the books" to a degree, clocking income for future quarters up front to make performance look better.
Can you name one airline that doesn't book income as it is sold vs as it is flown? At a base fare of CAD1440.00 vs the 25.3 Billion EUR (call it 36 billion CAD) revenue of Air France/KLM Group for 2013 how many do you think they plan to sell out of Canada to help them "cook the books"?