Some more "yield pressure" for Delta in ATL

[WorldTraveler]

Amen, brother.  When people (particularly at my airline, AA) start running down Southwest, I remind them that 17 straight years without a losing quarter has never been nor will it ever be duplicated by any other airline.  Then, I ask them..."Have you ever run across an unhappy Southwest employee?"  I haven't.  There must be some, but I haven't run across one, and I live in Dallas, and used to commute to STL on Southwest often.

and you clearly aren't even paying attention to the news because there are LOTS of unhappy WN rampers right now.

as even the union apologists note, WN's rampers haven't had a raise in 5 years.

WN rampers are leading the industry in being vocal about their livelihoods.
So, you only don't see unhappy WN employees because you don't care to admit they exist.

Every company has happy and unhappy employees.... the notion that WN is all a big happy family doesn't square with current reality.

 

[swamt]

And here comes even more additions by Frontier to ATL airport with direct flights competing not only Delta but others as well.  The comp for passengers in ATL is getting greater and greater.  All this is great for the passengers of ATL.  
 
Frontier Airlines expands domestically at Atlanta

 

[BABABOOY]

Good thing Delta had anticipated this a while back.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/09/travel/delta-creates-new-fare-classes/
 
Delta Airlines is introducing five new fare classes starting March 1.