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Frontier Returned 24 Jets And Took A $209 Million Hit—Its Fleet Problem Goes Beyond The Former CEO

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Frontier Returned 24 Jets And Took A $209 Million Hit—Its Fleet Problem Goes Beyond The Former CEO
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Indigo Partners negotiated huge Airbus orders with planes allocated to Frontier, which signed its own purchase commitments. The resulting mismatch between aircraft, crews and passenger demand deserves scrutiny beyond dumping on Barry Biffle whom the carrier let go a year ago.

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