Intersection of Patriotism and Financial Capacity

The relationship between patriotism and personal finance is key, as financial capability often determines one's ability to support their country financially.

We can't assume someone lacks financial patriotism just because they can't afford it; not everyone can financially support national causes equally.

For instance, while some may need loans to buy airline tickets, others can easily afford first-class travel without financial strain.

Despite the desire of well meaning Nigerians for Air Peace to succeed, competitive pricing is crucial to attract customers from all backgrounds, as a significant price difference(of almost 40%) could lead potential patrons to choose cheaper alternatives.

Simply promoting on social media won't be enough; NANS campaign won’t make much difference, pricing must be attractive to capture the desired market share effectively.

It's understandable that individuals(family members, friends, tribal associations and even church members) may opt for a more affordable option if your prices are significantly higher for a similar product or service.

I acknowledge the opposing perspective that the competitor's pricing strategy might be intended to push them out of the market, as their pricing may not be sustainable.

My sincere recommendation to Air Peace is to persevere on various fronts, appealing to the rationality of customers. Should the price difference be marginal, customers could rethink their decisions.

If the approach is truly unsustainable, steadfastly resisting to cave in may compel competitors to eventually increase their prices, swiftly undermining their perceived advantages.

~WaleSimeon

#JMO-JustMyOpinion

Wale309:
Intersection of Patriotism and Financial Capacity

The relationship between patriotism and personal finance is key, as financial capability often determines one's ability to support their country financially.

We can't assume someone lacks financial patriotism just because they can't afford it; not everyone can financially support national causes equally.

For instance, while some may need loans to buy airline tickets, others can easily afford first-class travel without financial strain.

Despite the desire of well meaning Nigerians for Air Peace to succeed, competitive pricing is crucial to attract customers from all backgrounds, as a significant price difference(of almost 40%) could lead potential patrons to choose cheaper alternatives.

Simply promoting on social media won't be enough; NANS campaign won’t make much difference, pricing must be attractive to capture the desired market share effectively.

It's understandable that individuals(family members, friends, tribal associations and even church members) may opt for a more affordable option if your prices are significantly higher for a similar product or service.

I acknowledge the opposing perspective that the competitor's pricing strategy might be intended to push them out of the market, as their pricing may not be sustainable.

My sincere recommendation to Air Peace is to persevere on various fronts, appealing to the rationality of customers. Should the price difference be marginal, customers could rethink their decisions.

If the approach is truly unsustainable, steadfastly resisting to cave in may compel competitors to eventually increase their prices, swiftly undermining their perceived advantages.

~WaleSimeon

#JMO-JustMyOpinion

I'm particularly interested in the greed , sabotage, exploitation and wickedness being perpetrated in the sector before Air Peace came in. Their intervention brought competitiveness and help to reduce the outrageous price people were paying before.
One thing is sure, Air Peace will be sustained and their good mind will always speak for them.