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Egyptair’s Big US Push
Egyptair filed two new routes to the US this week with both Chicago/O’Hare and Los Angeles joining the network… this is an uncharacteristic burst of growth for the airline
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Breeze Boosts Intra-Florida Flying
Breeze has continued to surge into intra-Florida markets, this week with a focus on growing in Spirit’s FLL home base
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Spirit Shrinks More Outside Its Core Four
Spirit continues to shrink as its sheds more fleet, this week cutting its placeholder summer schedule by a third or more
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The Puerto Vallarta Cuts Begin
In the wake of the murder of the cartel leader, El Mencho, the immediate response was a show of force by starting fires and creating uncertainty that scared travelers heading toward Puerto Vallarta
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JetBlue Finds Comfort in Frequency
We admittedly struggled to find a consistent trend in JetBlue’s moves this week other than the airline simply removing weaker routes, but one small trend that did stand out was the airline deciding that frequency matters
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Volaris Ends Its US to Mexican Beach Experiment
One of the big justifications for the Viva/Allegiant joint venture was that Viva said it needed Allegiant’s point-of-sale strength in the US to make Mexican leisure flying work… Volaris likely now agrees
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Cuba Cuts Hit Air Transat and WestJet Hard
Though it isn’t the case in the US for political reasons, the need to suspend Cuban service due to infrastructure issues has hit Canadian carriers hard
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