Frontier made several route changes for summer this week, boosting capacity by nearly 3%, but it’s the shifting of capacity around in May that we found more interesting
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Navigating the World’s Hotspots Gets Harder
It’s not easy being an airline in the US and Canada these days with all of the various hotspots around the world forcing big, last-minute changes
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Neos Sees a Winter Opportunity in North America
Italian leisure/package airline Neos has made some big adds to its network for winter, and we can only hope this wasn’t just a misfile
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Sun Country and Its Boring Schedule Extension
Sun Country extended its schedule this week from ending Sep 8 to now ending Dec 15
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Avelo’s Smaller Fall Reflects Strategy Shift
Avelo extended its schedule from ending Aug 18 to Nov 17 this week, and the result is a smaller airline that continues to remake its network to fit its new charge
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American’s Precise XLR Expansion Over the Pond
This week American puts the A321XLR into service on its first schedule Transatlantic route: New York/JFK to Edinburgh, but it also rolled out future plans in the filings
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American Speeds Up Its B777-300ER Refurb
It’s been awhile since American announced it would refurbish its B777-300ER fleet, but now the airline is speeding up that process to get as many ready for summer 2027 as possible
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Egyptair’s Big US Push
Egyptair filed two new routes to the US this week with both Chicago/O’Hare and Los Angeles joining the network… this is an uncharacteristic burst of growth for the airline
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