Air Transat finally fixed its partially-filed summer schedule this week and brought it up to a point where we can actually take a closer look at YoY plans
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San Francisco Hits a New High
United added more capacity in a handful of markets from San Francisco once again next week, bringing the airline’s departures above peak pre-pandemic levels
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American Eyes Alaska’s Home in a JV World
On the heels of announcing that Alaska would file to join American’s Transatlantic and Transpacific joint ventures, American has now added new 2x daily JFK-SEA flights starting next Apr
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Southwest Remains the King of Austin
Though Southwest may have grown more in other markets, the competitive actions in Austin made us decide to take a closer look
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Southwest Stays Focused Next Summer
Southwest extended its schedule from Jun 2 to Aug 2, so we took a look at the heart of the summer to get a sense of what has changed
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Air Canada Leaves Singapore
Air Canada has removed its Vancouver – Singapore flight from the schedule after mid-Jan, and while we can’t be sure it won’t return seasonally next winter, this does seem like a market exit
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WestJet Culls Transatlantic B737 Flying
With the introduction of the B737 MAX, WestJet began experimenting with longer and longer summer Transatlantic flying, but now it is taking a small step back
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Previewing Avelo’s New McKinney Flying
Avelo announced four new routes and a third based aircraft in McKinney this week, and while the schedules weren’t filed in Cirium, that didn’t stop us from bringing you the details
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Alaska Pivots Again in Paine Field
Ever since Alaska opened Paine Field north of Seattle to commercial traffic in 2019, it has struggled to find the right mix, and it is trying a new strategy once again this week
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