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Delta And United Are Considering Buying Avianca

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Consolidation has been the name of the game in the US airline industry for the past decade, and it seems to be the case whether airlines are doing well or whether they’re suffering. The US consolidation seems heavily centered around fully integrating airlines, where the airlines being taken over cease to exist.

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(@makmondeja)
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How cool is that new LATAM livery!! 🙂


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 Nick
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Don't forget Delta's soon-to-be 49% stake in Aeromexico. Buying Avianca could put Delta within powerhouse reach of AA for Central and South America.


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(@Taylor)
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"Perhaps the most likely implication is that if Delta buys a big stake in Avianca, the carrier could switch from Star Alliance to SkyTeam, which would be bad news"

Not for us Skyteam folks! DL's JV with Aeromexico already makes South America travel for west coasters soooo much easier (with connections in MEX rather than ATL)...having Avianca in Skyteam would bring DL closer to competition with AA, creating (hopefully) price wars...Skyteam and Oneworld fight all the time in the Europe market...when was the last time you saw a decent biz fare sale to South America?


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(@Miguel Lopez)
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Delta bringing Avianca to its portfolio will make the Atlanta based airline stronger in LatAm. Something good for the traveler and corporatw business.


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Surprised IAG or one of the Gulfies aren't first in line; they buy everything they can.

Is Avianca Brazil included?


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