Frontier extended its schedule from Jan 4 to Apr 5 this week, so it gave us a chance to look at the airline’s early spring break plans
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United Takes a Breather in Chicago
United took its foot off the gas this week just a little bit this week, reducing off-peak capacity in Chicago during darkest winter
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Viva Takes Down Off-Peak January
Viva made big cuts to its Jan schedule this week, though we have to ignore the noise from a seat count issue
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Aeromexico Adds More Europe
Aeromexico continued its rapid growth in the Transatlantic market this week by adding one new route and one new destination
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Porter Goes to London
Porter has been looking for ways to put its growing Embraer 195-E2 fleet to good use, and this winter it has decided that one answer is London… Ontario
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Air Canada Grows China While the US Can’t
The United States and China continue to limit capacity between the two countries, and that has created new opportunity for Air Canada to just keep growing
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Air Canada and United Complement Each Other in Europe
Air Canada announced its long-haul summer flying this week, and the airline is adding four new European cities — Basel, Dubrovnik, Oslo, and Shannon — that create a fortress across Europe along with its joint venture partner United
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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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