JetBlue Wants to Capitalize on Southwest's Woes

As soon as the Halloween candy is put away, every industry in the world starts its holiday sales, offering discounts on pretty much any consumer item you can think of.

But the people who truly live for savings (i.e., the type of people who really clean up on shows like “Extreme Couponing,”) know that the real savings occur in January when stores are trying to unload the stock that didn’t move.

The airline industry doesn’t quite operate on the same principles. While a department store will want to clear out inventory to make room for the impending Spring goods, airlines don’t have that sort of concern. Instead, the airline industry has a bit of a post-holiday slump to deal with.


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