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The Middle East Carriers All Cut, But They Cut Differently
The ongoing war in Iran continues to rock the Middle East and cause huge levels of uncertainty for the airlines in the region
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Air Canada Finds Room for Middle East Aircraft in Europe
Air Canada gave up on the Middle East for summer this week, but it has found a home for those airplanes by adding frequencies in Europe
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Porter Makes a Big YHU Debut
The Montréal/Metropolitan (YHU) airport has now fully transformed from the sleepy Saint-Hubert into a major base for Porter, with first flights now being filed to start in Jun
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The Continued Shrinking of Spirit
Spirit has continued to shrink even below what we had anticipated with a big cut near 20% for May into mid-Jun this week
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JetBlue Sees Fort Lauderdale and Orlando Diverge
In Jun of 2025, Fort Lauderdale and Orlando were about the same size for JetBlue, with Orlando actually being slightly higher… things have now changed dramatically
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Air Transat Tries to Tackle the Cuba Problem
As conditions continue to deteriorate in Cuba, Canadian airlines are wrestling with the best way to plan for service to Cuba in the coming months
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Delhi Proves a Bright Spot for Air Canada in Wartime
North American carriers have long had a hard time serving India thanks to Russian airspace closures and the sheer distance, but Air Canada is seeing strength as the war in Iran rolls on
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Frontier Rebalances the Summer
Another week, another notable shift in capacity plans for Frontier… this time it’s a summer move
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