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Oakland’s Mexican Build-Up Reverses
For a moment, Oakland was the hot spot for new service to México, but it seems that moment was passed and airlines are now pulling back, with one leaving entirely this week.
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WestJet Continues to Shift From the US to Latin/Caribbean
WestJet is not done playing with its winter schedule, and this week, it added 3% of capacity but also shifted flying from the US into Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Allegiant’s Odd Move Into a Big Market
Allegiant announced several new routes this week, but none was more surprising than the addition of Boston – Fort Lauderdale.
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United Adds in Cleveland, But Don’t Thank Spirit
Cleveland was once a mighty hub for Continental and then briefly for United, but now that it is a shell of its former itself… the decision to add two new routes comes as big news.
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Southwest Trims Long-Haul in August
Southwest pulled 0.7% of ASMs this week for Aug, but that was only 0.3% of seats.
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Allegiant Continues to Decline in Vegas
Allegiant rolled out its schedule extension from Nov 17 to Feb 9 this week, though note that this did not include any flying from its new Sun Country subsidiary
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The Unlikely Rise of Sapporo
Not long after Air Canada announced it would fly 3x weekly from Vancouver to Sapporo this winter, United has done the same but from San Francisco
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Delta Squeezes More Capacity Into Austin
Delta is finding a way to add more flying into its burgeoning Austin hub with additions on four leisure routes this week… but not at preferred leisure times
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