BermudAir made a splash this week, going into Belize and Providenciales (Turks and Caicos) as new operating focus cities, and we’ve parsed out the aircraft plan
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Breeze Loves Provo
With Breeze being based in the area, it’s perhaps not a surprise that Provo has been a favorite for the airline, but it continues to prove to be a powerhouse as growth continues in the region
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Frontier Makes Moves in Delta’s Midwest Hubs
Frontier’s moves this week were minor, but the airline made the most noise with additions in both Detroit and Minneapolis/St Paul
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Delta Bolsters Its Position From NYC to the Midwest
Delta filed a handful of increases from New York airports this week, but Ohio and the Midwest featured prominently, especially in markets that go head-to-head with American
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A Look at Southwest’s Shifting Gauge
Southwest extended its schedule from Jan 5 through Mar 10 this week, but we’re more interested in the airplane placement than we are in the routes
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Flair Searches For Gold in México
Flair made significant changes to its fall placeholder this week, and it was international flying that saw the biggest impact
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Frontier Culls Its Post-Peak Summer Flying
Frontier has decided to make some changes to its post-peak summer plan this week, suspending more than two dozen markets which may or may not return in the future
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United Tries Another Long-Haul From Orange County
United has decided to try flying from Orange County to Washington/Dulles 1x daily starting in Aug, but we remain skeptical that this will pan out
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American Suspends in Fall, LAX Hit Hardest
American has filed an additional cut of about 2% of capacity in the fall, and that includes several market suspensions — though there are also frequency cuts not shown here — which hit LAX harder than most
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