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Sun Country Seeks More Subsidized Air Service
A new player in the EAS realm, Sun Country is looking to expand its portfolio of government-subsidized air service in the Midwest.
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Delta Adds More Domestic Widebody Flights
Domestic widebody flights are not always easy to come by, but Delta just added a few more to its network during Winter 2023.
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A Cubana Tupolev Returns Home
The Cuban flag carrier’s flight operations have been slowed as a result of Russian sactions.
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Trip Report: Flying On The Elusive Airbus A330-800neo With Air Greenland
There are some aircraft that have hundreds of them built every year like the Airbus A321, with thousands in existence and thousands more on order. Then, there are older aircraft that are nearing the end of life that had many operators in the past when they were originally produced like the classic Boeing 737-200, and […]
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JSX Moves Out of Larger Airports
Dallas-based air carrier JSX has started moving out of some of the larger airports it serves, specifically in two of the cities it currently serves.
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Cayman Airways Announces Service Changes
Cayman Airways is expanding in several markets.
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Essential Air Service: Where Are the Biggest Markets
Here’s here you can find unique Essential Air Service routes
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Delta Adds Two Non-Hub Routes from White Plains, N.Y.
Delta Air Lines has loaded two new routes into their booking site, but they don’t touch any of the carrier’s hubs. United Airlines, and especially American Airlines, have histories of adding routes between two non-hub cities, especially when there are major sporting events happening. But it is rare to see this from Delta, as they […]
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American Shifts Doha Route to Philadelphia
Dallas-based American Airlines has decided to alter one of its long-haul international routes, but instead of changing a schedule or aircraft, it is changing the hub it will operate from. Starting Oct. 29, 2023, they will be moving its JFK-Doha route to its Philadelphia hub. The route will continue to operate daily and on board […]
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The End of Delta CRJ-200 Service in Sight
The end may be near for one of the most hated commercial airplanes.