B3 people know VGN is here to stay. I think Mr. Odukoya should be given some credit for defying all odds given the circumstances. Their relationship with GECAS is very good and they pay leases on time.
It's time for the ageing fleet of 737-200s to leave though. It's only a matter of weeks before the typical passenger on the domestic flights realize VGN's A320s are much more comfy and quite! Bellview's fares to ABV/PHC are about the same as VGN (for how long?).
Despite all of this, Bellview tries. VK's arrival should give them more incentive now to try harder especially in the area of punctuality, service, and technology.