11-15-2018, 03:44 AM
Breaking the Monopoly with Cheaper flights
The group is always looking to break monopolies and provide cheaper travel for all. As a result, the group would like to launch new flights on routes which are broken with high prices and ridiculous monopolies!
For instance, here is an example of an European destination, Madrid. Flights to Madrid from either America or India have been dominated by multiple airlines.
But fret not. With Pichu America now launching flights to that destination, the monopoly is going to break soon.
Just take a look at the latest advertisement published in the New York Times, Tampa Bay Times, and the Philadelphia Inquirer:
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These low prices are definitely unrivaled in the industry. This is especially looking at the PHL-MAD route, where current prices served by our competitors are approximately $1200 per way.
Meanwhile, look at another route, PHL-IND. Served by other airlines 7 times daily. Originally, we also had this route served by our E190. But a look at our rivals reveal that the route is seriously a joke. With average prices at $215, we found that we should serve the route using a wide body, at way cheaper prices. And we did. We upped our schedule to twice daily, with an additional route by 747-200. PAC185 will fly to Indianapolis from Philadelphia at 5.10pm and return as PCH186 at 9.55pm. To celebrate, we would like to offer prices at $145!
The group is always looking to break monopolies and provide cheaper travel for all. As a result, the group would like to launch new flights on routes which are broken with high prices and ridiculous monopolies!
For instance, here is an example of an European destination, Madrid. Flights to Madrid from either America or India have been dominated by multiple airlines.
But fret not. With Pichu America now launching flights to that destination, the monopoly is going to break soon.
Just take a look at the latest advertisement published in the New York Times, Tampa Bay Times, and the Philadelphia Inquirer:
These low prices are definitely unrivaled in the industry. This is especially looking at the PHL-MAD route, where current prices served by our competitors are approximately $1200 per way.
Meanwhile, look at another route, PHL-IND. Served by other airlines 7 times daily. Originally, we also had this route served by our E190. But a look at our rivals reveal that the route is seriously a joke. With average prices at $215, we found that we should serve the route using a wide body, at way cheaper prices. And we did. We upped our schedule to twice daily, with an additional route by 747-200. PAC185 will fly to Indianapolis from Philadelphia at 5.10pm and return as PCH186 at 9.55pm. To celebrate, we would like to offer prices at $145!