We’ve already seen JetBlue build back Boston and fortify Fort Lauderdale, so now it is moving further south to its fourth important focus city: San Juan
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American Grows Chicago at Off-Peak Times
American has boosted Chicago flying in its Mar schedule, and we decided to dig deeper
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Log InThe Weekly Basics – December 7, 2025
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WestJet Starts to Come Back to Cuba
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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Air Canada Sends Warning Shots to Air Transat and WestJet
Just in case you forgot, Air Canada is the 800-pound gorilla in the Canadian market, and if it isn’t pleased, it is going to let you know
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RDU is Breeze’s Largest Market
Breeze extended its schedule from ending May 12 to Sep 15 this week, giving us a first look at the airline’s plans for next summer
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The Usual Winners + Some Surprises in Southwest’s Schedule
Southwest filing a schedule more than 10 months out is definitely something new, but it seemed like a good excuse for us to look at what has changed YoY
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Southwest is Clearly Displeased with Alaska’s Exploits
Southwest extended its schedule from ending in early Aug to the end of Sep this week
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WestJet’s Sweeping MAX Overwater Expansion
While flying from European carriers to Mexican beach resorts may regularly get added, the country’s business destinations don’t often see new European flights
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