We may be heading into spring, but Air Canada seems to be dreaming of winter, when Canadians will pay anything to fly south and warm up
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The Continued Shrinking of Spirit (Part 3)
Another week, another slashing of the schedule for Spirit, though we think it may be close to done now that it has set its max number of daily operations
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United Makes a Run at San Diego
Since the new terminal opened and created more capacity, all the talk about San Diego has centered around the escalating war between Southwest and Alaska… but United wants to get in that conversation too
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Volaris Goes With a Broader Cut
Unlike Viva which focused on cutting in markets where it did not have a leadership position, Volaris took a broader cut, including in markets where it is strong
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Viva Cuts Outside of Its Strengths
Viva took an axe to its late Apr into May schedules this week with May capacity down more than 12%
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Breeze Blinks on Transcon
Breeze also made cuts for May this week, but they were more targeted than what we saw out of Frontier with transcon taking a hit
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Frontier Targets Longer Flights, Cancún for Cuts
While Spirit took down Apr, Frontier at least went out in May to pull about 6% of capacity out of the schedule, effectively more considering the cuts all happened in the first three weeks of the month
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The Continued Shrinking of Spirit (Part 2)
We didn’t even need to change the trend headline this week as Spirit continues to shrink, this time with a very late cut for mid-Apr
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The Middle East Carriers All Cut, But They Cut Differently
The ongoing war in Iran continues to rock the Middle East and cause huge levels of uncertainty for the airlines in the region
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Air Canada Finds Room for Middle East Aircraft in Europe
Air Canada gave up on the Middle East for summer this week, but it has found a home for those airplanes by adding frequencies in Europe
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