Air Canada has removed its Vancouver – Singapore flight from the schedule after mid-Jan, and while we can’t be sure it won’t return seasonally next winter, this does seem like a market exit
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WestJet Culls Transatlantic B737 Flying
With the introduction of the B737 MAX, WestJet began experimenting with longer and longer summer Transatlantic flying, but now it is taking a small step back
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Previewing Avelo’s New McKinney Flying
Avelo announced four new routes and a third based aircraft in McKinney this week, and while the schedules weren’t filed in Cirium, that didn’t stop us from bringing you the details
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Alaska Pivots Again in Paine Field
Ever since Alaska opened Paine Field north of Seattle to commercial traffic in 2019, it has struggled to find the right mix, and it is trying a new strategy once again this week
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Venice Keeps Climbing with Delta
There is no market that shows the trajectory of summer leisure Europe flying more than Venice, and now Delta is adding even more with a new Boston flight
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Tulum Continues Its Freefall
The Mexican government had high hopes for the Tulum airport when it opened in Dec 2023, but service has never done well, and now Aeromexico is pulling out entirely
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Volaris Brings Down February Flying
Volaris reduced its post-holiday Jan flying through mid-Mar with seats down around 8% this week, but the work is likely not done
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Air Canada Gets Summer Started Early
Air Canada made several moves this week to start summer long-haul flying earlier, suggesting it is happy with the way demand is shaping up
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Frontier Keeps Filling in for Spirit in Detroit
Spirit’s demise left a hole in the Detroit market which only Frontier has moved to try to fill, and it did even more this week
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