Scott McCartney &amp; Guest Co-Host Henry Hardeveldt in Panama City, Panama. Guests from Copa Airlines: Robert Carey, EVP, &amp; Deniece Nicholas Holness, Director, System Operations Control Center. Also: Spirit&#x27;s scattered airplanes and engines; Delta crew scheduling concerns; Frontier&#x27;s cost increase &amp; aircraft utilization issue; PBI named Donald J Trump International Airport.

337 - From Panama: Focus on Copa Airlines: Robert Carey, EVP, / Deniece Nicholas Holness, Dir, System Operations

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[SPEAKER_B] Welcome to a special edition of Airlines Confidential. I'm Scott McCartney, and this week we are going to bring you an extended conversation with two experienced airline leaders from Copa Airlines.

[SPEAKER_C] Co-Host Henry Hardeveldt and I were in Panama this past week because we're both members of Cirium's On-Time Performance Advisory Board. Henry and I, along with the rest of the Cirium Advisory Board, had the chance to talk in detail with Copa, and I think listeners will enjoy the discussion. So welcome back, Henry, and welcome back to Dallas as well.

[SPEAKER_D] Well, thank you, Scott. Yes. And for listeners who are wondering about the welcome back to Dallas, I've just moved back a few weeks ago to Dallas, where I lived earlier, and it's very good to be back here. We want to discuss this week a bit of other news. This is the first week of the de-spirited airline industry. It's been an interesting week, maybe even a bit heartening. To see how the industry has stepped up as it has after the shutdown of a major airline like Spirit. Airlines offered reasonable fares, or what they claim to be reasonable fares. There's been discussion online about that to Spirit ticket holders.

337 - From Panama: Focus on Copa Airlines: Robert Carey, EVP, / Deniece Nicholas Holness, Dir, System Operations

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337 - From Panama: Focus on Copa Airlines: Robert Carey, EVP, / Deniece Nicholas Holness, Dir, System Operations

Read the full transcript

The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.