BermudAir has turned its focus away from Bermuda and toward a variety of new Caribbean destinations that it feels are underserved – and this week, South Caicos joined that list.
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Allegiant Likes Florida in Spring
Allegiant extended its schedule out from Feb 9 to May 18 this week and it looks like Florida is the winning geography.
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Alaska Sees Athens as a Big, Unique Summer Destination
Athens has been a hot market for a few years, so it wasn’t a big surprise to see Alaska decide to fly there from Seattle 3x weekly for the summer season starting in May
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Southwest Adds a Seat to the B737-700 Fleet
Southwest added a single seats to its B737-700s this week, going from 137 to 138, but we know it’s not that simple
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Volaris Focuses On Day of Week
Volaris made its Nov through mid-Dec accurate, and this year looks like there’s a focus on a US-style operation with day-of-week variance in frequency
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WestJet Backfills More Than Half of Lost Cuban Capacity
Ever since buying Sunwing, WestJet has been one of the most exposed airlines to Cuba leisure travel, and this week it made a move to diversify for this coming winter
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United Adds a Blue Sky Route
Normally a new route with six total flights scheduled wouldn’t qualify as a trend, but United’s new Boston – Jackson Hole flight is worth talking about
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A Broader Look at Delta’s Austin Growth
Delta’s new Austin – Paris/CDG flight was just one of several moves the airline made this week, further growing its Austin focus city
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Delta’s First European Flight from Austin is No Surprise
Delta filed new 1x daily service from Austin to Paris/CDG on an A330-900neo starting next IATA summer, but there’s more to this story
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