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It seems like there's a lot of new ULCC airlines springing up: Flair, Jetlines, Lynx, Sunwing, Swoop. Some of these aren't live yet, but have you ridden any of the ones currently flying? Are they good? Do you think these have lasting power (like easyJet or RyanAir or Frontier), or will they go under?

I’m looking to reduce my cellphone bill. Does anyone have experience with using an MVNO type carrier in Eugene? Particularly Visible — I’m curious whether your data speeds are similar to Verizon’s or whether it slows down frequently.

Other suggestions welcome as well! We have two lines, with two older iPhones that are paid off/unlocked. Currently with Verizon. I’d like to get the bill down to less than $100 for voice and data if possible.

So the whole point of this was to have, early in the game, the option to do air strikes. It seems that usually when you call one in, they;re almost always organized into small 3 AF squadrons, and so I put in a Squadron of the supersonic fighters so that they remain relevant. Honestly this works really well in campaign for raiding groups thanks to the fuel storage. I call it the Nano

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When we think of Indian low-cost airlines, a couple of names that come to our mind are IndiGo, SpiceJet and Air Asia. Soon there will be another name added to the list: Akasa Air. The new low-cost airline is backed by the billionaire Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, which makes it enough to grab all the headlines. While Akasa spreads its wings, two Indian airlines stand cautiously. Let’s read in-between the lines!

What’s Happening In Aviation Space?

Post Jet Airways saga, two Indian low-cost air carriers - IndiGo and SpiceJet - ruled the domestic skies. But, now the tables have turned as Akasa Air prepares itself to join its competitors. Additionally, it’s important to remember that Air India is getting remodelled. If Tatas’ abide by the customer expectations, then Air India will stand up as direct big competition to others.

Currently, IndiGo is the country's largest carrier by fleet (approximately 275 aircraft) and domestic market share (around 56%). Meanwhile, SpiceJet’s overall numbers are dropping. The market share is around 8.5%, and the weekly flights have shrunk too.

Why Should It Bother You?

If your portfolio holds aviation stocks or if you’re planning to invest in it, then you need to know what’s the ground reality of this sector. Akasa Air will be a direct competitor of IndiGo because its ex-President Aditya Ghosh will join the airline.

Former Jet Airways CEO Vinay Dube will run the company, and Ghosh is expected to be on the board. This only proves that Akasa will have an experienced team of aviation veterans, which stands as a positive.

What Lies Ahead?

By now, it’s evident that the entire landscape of the Indian aviation market will change by next year. A $1 rise in fuel price can cost crores of money to an airline. Looking at the Indian market, the launch of Akasa Air and the arrival of Air India remains a crucial point. Once these two get in action, there would be a few airlines taking a major hit. Overall, the sector appears to be bright and is expected to bounce back after rising passenger capacity and vaccination rollout.

My wife and I both have unlocked, paid for Verizon smartphones. Looking into cheaper options than $80 a month for our minimum Verizon plan (we rarely use data, just WiFi). Is mint or ting any good? We're in the US, major metro area.

If you traveling on a low-cost airline, like RyanAir or EasyJet, and didn’t pay for specific seats, check-in at the latest possible moment. They usually hold back the premium seats until the last minute. Therefore you will either get a premium seat or a seat in the back, with more unoccupied seats.

I am moving to Hamilton soon as a student. Which are the best low cost carriers that have good coverage in Hamilton preferably with 4G connectivity