June 3 marks the end of Southwest’s flying to both Chicago’s O’Hare and Washington’s Dulles airports, removing some welcome capacity from the airline’s system, but it went beyond that
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Delta Slowly But Surely Keeps Growing Austin
When American decided to make Austin a hub, it built it up fast, burned it out quickly, and walked away, but that is the opposite of Delta’s strategy
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Gol Puts Its New Widebodies in Rio and New York is First Up
Gol has decided to enter the long-haul market, first with A330s operated by Wamos and then with A330neos it will take on its own
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Air Canada Keeps Growing Bus Service From Toronto
United may have moved on, but Air Canada seems quite bullish on its Landline bus service, this week adding several new routes and increasing frequencies on others
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Breeze Keeps Growing as the Schedule Extends
Breeze did a lengthy extension this week with its schedule now ending Jan 12 instead of Sep 15
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Frontier Shuffles May
Frontier made several route changes for summer this week, boosting capacity by nearly 3%, but it’s the shifting of capacity around in May that we found more interesting
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Navigating the World’s Hotspots Gets Harder
It’s not easy being an airline in the US and Canada these days with all of the various hotspots around the world forcing big, last-minute changes
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Neos Sees a Winter Opportunity in North America
Italian leisure/package airline Neos has made some big adds to its network for winter, and we can only hope this wasn’t just a misfile
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