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Frontier Gives a Big Boost to February
Frontier surged capacity more than 10 points this week in the darkest winter that is February
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United Cuts Back as B777 Problems Mount
United continues to shuffle its dense domestic B777 fleet around as it struggles to find engines to be able to power it
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JetBlue Cuts Amsterdam in Half
JetBlue has decided to give up on flying Amsterdam – New York/JFK as the flights were removed from next summer’s schedule this week
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American Seems Pleased with Carlsbad
American started flying to Carlsbad (CA) in San Diego’s North County earlier this year after a lengthy absence dating back to before turboprops were retired, and things seem to be going rather well
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Alaska Launches London on Top of BA
Alaska has finally filed its previously-announced flights from Seattle to London/Heathrow with service beginning on May 21
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Log InThe Weekly Basics – December 14, 2025
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Royal Air Maroc’s Weird West Coast Move
Royal Air Maroc has decided to grow its US gateways beyond New York/JFK, Miami, and Washington/Dulles
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Viva’s Latest AIFA Frontier is Colombia
Back in the Sunwing days, Cuba was a hugely important piece of the network with service to up to eight different cities – none of them named Havana
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Frontier Micro-Targets Spring Break Markets
Frontier is desperately looking for ways to better utilize its fleet and chase revenue during the upcoming spring break period, so it is micro-targeting 15 markets with just a handful of flights
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