Southwest extended its schedule from ending Sep 30 to Oct 31 this week, and the airline’s usual trends continue
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Delta Makes Bigger Winter Plans for Hawaiʻi
While others work on summer, Delta is thinking further ahead with its first thoughts on a bigger Hawaiian operation being filed for next winter
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Log InThe Weekly Basics – February 15, 2026
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Volaris Pours Capacity into Puebla and Querétaro
Volaris had a massive addition of routes this week with the two biggest gainers being Puebla and Querétaro
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WestJet Slashes US Markets in Summer
WestJet has tried several different strategies to improve its US network, adding more flying to Delta hubs, connecting smaller cities in Canada, and more
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Another Failed New York Run for Frontier
One thing that has been consistent with Frontier for the last several years is that it keeps thinking it has an idea of how to make New York work… and then it keeps finding out it doesn’t
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Frontier’s Summer Summed Up
Frontier extended its schedule from ending in May to just past Labor Day this week, and we had expected sweeping changes considering how long it waited to file
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Outside San Juan, JetBlue Shrinks the Caribbean in Summer
JetBlue worked on its summer placeholder this week, bringing it much closer to accurate but we aren’t sure it’s fully there yet
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Log InThe Weekly Basics – February 8, 2026
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Volaris Slashes Central American Subsidiary Flying
Volaris’s subsidiaries in El Salvador (N3) and Costa Rica (Q6) have always been small operations meant to primarily bring Central America and the US together not using the Mexican (Y4) certificate
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