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Volaris Builds Frequency in the US Market
Volaris has pulled forward some new US flying to start in Oct instead of Dec this week, and it added frequency existing markets
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Alaska Brings Mainline Back to California
Coming out of the pandemic, Alaska decided mainline was the right way to serve the intra-California market, but it is now realizing that wasn’t the best plan
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United Connects More of Japan
Though most of the growth plans for summer 2027 were in Europe, United didn’t completely ignore the Transpacific market with two new routes
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United and American Expand NYC to the Atlantic
With United and American both expanding their European flying this week, it seemed like a good time to check in not only on the total network as in the last trend, but also on how well they are serving the Continent from the all-important New York City market
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American and United Have Eyes on Different Parts of the Atlantic
United and American both filed their summer 2027 long-haul plans, and Europe unsurprisingly plays a dominant role, but in different ways at each carrier
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Fiji and the Growing Pacific Island Network
Fiji Airways trimmed its Nadi – Honolulu flight from 2x to 1x weekly this week – that isn’t news, but it was enough for us to look into the changing intra-Pacific Islands market.
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BermudAir Sets Its Sights on South Caicos
BermudAir has turned its focus away from Bermuda and toward a variety of new Caribbean destinations that it feels are underserved – and this week, South Caicos joined that list.
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Allegiant Likes Florida in Spring
Allegiant extended its schedule out from Feb 9 to May 18 this week and it looks like Florida is the winning geography.
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