With Spirit failing and canceling all flights from May 2, there will be a mad scramble to fill the void… with Fort Lauderdale being the most important market
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United O’Hare Cuts are Broad But Small Cities Suffer Most
It’s not easy to take 130 peak-day departures out of your hub, so United had to go broad, but it also means several small cities will not have service to O’Hare as planned
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United Takes 130 Daily Deps Out of O’Hare
Last week we saw American make its summer O’Hare reductions to comply with the FAA caps, but this week we saw much steeper and more impactful cuts come from United
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The Continued Shrinking of Spirit (Part 4)
How many times can an airline continue to shrink? Spirit is trying to prove that it’s endless as it made cuts to summer once again this week
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Allegiant Pulls Back in Summer and Beyond
Allegiant also pulled back on its filed schedule this week, starting in Jul but primarily focusing on the post-peak summer period
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Chicago Sees a Boost in Southwest’s Winter
Southwest extended its schedule from ending Oct 31 this week to now go through all of the holidays until Jan 5
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Delta Gives Summer a Haircut
With the Iran War continuing and fuel prices staying high, Delta has kept its word to actually reduce capacity this summer, if only by a bit
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American’s O’Hare Summer Looks Set
After pulling down Chicago in May last week, this week American finished off its reductions through summer to comply with the FAA-mandated flight caps
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Log InThe Weekly Basics – April 26, 2026
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