After United set its winter schedules for O’Hare at summer levels last week, American has followed suit this week, but for American it was a far steeper change
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Cuba Leaves a Huge Hole in Air Transatʻs Network
With the continuing crumbling of the Cuban economy, most Canadian airlines have removed all future schedules to the market – but none will likely suffer more than Air Transat
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Alaska Seems to Be Over Cancún
While most airlines make big money in the Cancún market, Alaska has always struggled to serve it as a West Coast airline… and now itʻs going to serve it even less
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Southwest Late-Summer Trims Have Winners and Losers
Southwest trimmed about half a percent out of its Aug/Sep schedule this week, but itʻs where those trims occurred that make this interesting
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United Sets the Bar High at OʻHare This Winter
United made sweeping adjustments to its placeholders for winter this week, but no hub saw bigger changes than Chicago/OʻHare
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Delta Takes One Step Forward and One Back in Austin
Delta made some active changes to its Austin strategy this week with one new route, one growing route, and two routes going away
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Porter Goes Deeper Into the Caribbean
Porter added Providenciales (Turks and Caicos) to the map this week with new winter service from both Toronto/Pearson 4-5x weekly and Ottawa 2x weekly
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Nothing Has Changed at Sun Country
In its first schedule extension since being acquired by Allegiant, Sun Country’s winter season doesn’t look much different than it always does
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