Avelo made adjustments to its winter schedule this week, and Mar departures are currently filed up nearly 30%… but not all bases are benefiting
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Sacramento’s Long-Haul Challenges
Sacramento, the capital of California, has never been a robust long-haul market despite its position on one end of the country, and this week it took another hit
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Montego Bay’s Slow Rebound Continues
Hurricane Melissa plowed through Jamaica in late Oct 2025, and that resulted in a dramatic cut to flights into Montego Bay… but there are signs that traffic may be starting to return
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Air Transat Redirects Transatlantic Capacity
Air Transat finally fixed its partially-filed summer schedule this week and brought it up to a point where we can actually take a closer look at YoY plans
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San Francisco Hits a New High
United added more capacity in a handful of markets from San Francisco once again next week, bringing the airline’s departures above peak pre-pandemic levels
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American Eyes Alaska’s Home in a JV World
On the heels of announcing that Alaska would file to join American’s Transatlantic and Transpacific joint ventures, American has now added new 2x daily JFK-SEA flights starting next Apr
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Southwest Remains the King of Austin
Though Southwest may have grown more in other markets, the competitive actions in Austin made us decide to take a closer look
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Southwest Stays Focused Next Summer
Southwest extended its schedule from Jun 2 to Aug 2, so we took a look at the heart of the summer to get a sense of what has changed
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Log InThe Weekly Basics – October 4, 2026
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