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LEVEL Shrinks Again
IAG’s LEVEL subsidiary has had a tough go since it started flying long-haul, low-cost in 2017, and now it looks like it may be running out of steam as departures have dropped this year
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Viva and Volaris Pull Back in Each Other’s Main Airports
Viva’s biggest market is Monterrey while Volaris’s is Guadalajara, and both have now decided to pull back in their competitor’s domains
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Flair Shifts from Warmth to Domestic Earlier
Flair made a lot of changes to its Apr/May schedule this week, and the broad trend is away from warm weather destinations and back toward the domestic market
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Frontier’s 23 Dropped Markets
We talked about big ups and downs in the last trend, but we thought it worth highlight the staggering number of airports that have been exited in the last year
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Frontier Chases Spirit in Latest Schedule
Frontier extended its schedule from ending Nov 19 to Jan 4 this week, and a broad look shows it has been chasing the ghost of Spirit as expected
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Air France Looks Beyond France from Phoenix
Air France once again increased Phoenix service this week, boosting winter schedules to summer levels, from 3x to 5-6x weekly
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WestJet Slashes Vancouver, Las Vegas Transborder
WestJet made noise this week by cutting a slew of routes into the US, with some being suspended for winter while others are full exits
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Alaska Puts More Into Florida
Being a West Coast-based airline, Alaska has not been able to take advantage of the surge in Florida traffic the way other airlines have, but it is now trying once again
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