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  1. On 8/28/2018 at 8:39 AM, csweet said:

    There is a lot of chatter about WN  adding service from STL, what are the odds?

    Southwest does release the next schedule update for tomorrow, maybe that will be on there

    I also like the idea of a Stockholm flight but not sure how likely it is and on which carrier

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  2. Also, Frontier's flights to TTN (Trenton, NJ) have been zeroed out starting in January.  Not sure if this is a seasonal suspension or if this route is being cancelled.

    They did, however, load new Denver flights starting in March next year. How did the Trenton flight do overall? 

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  3. Just to let you know, PHL-ZRH is on a 767-200 not an A330-200! Also there is 15 A330-200s not 13.

    So this is what the A330 schedule for next summer looks like:

    Charlotte-

    LHR, CDG, FCO- Airbus A330-300 X3

    LHR, DUB, BCN, MAD, FRA (X2)- Airbus A330-200 X6

    Philadelphia-

    LHR, CDG, MAD, FCO, VCE- Airbus A330-300 X5

    MAN, DUB, BCN, FRA (X2), MUC, ATH, TLV (X2)- Airbus A330-200 X9

    Number of A330-300s scheduled- 8/9

    Number of A330-200s scheduled- 15/15

    So if I have not missed anything, there is actual one A330-300 not scheduled.

    And for the person that says, expect the A330s to migrate to Miami, no, the A330 is the perfect aircraft for Charlotte and Philadelphia, they serve mainly leisure destinations, with low demand for paid business class seats. Miami on the other hand has high demand for business class traffic and cargo, and the 767, 777 and eventually the 787, is the perfect aircraft for Miami, higher number of business class seats (compared to the A330), able to carry a lot of cargo and low operating costs on mid-hauls to Latin America.

    I looked at PHL-ZRH for a random day in May on the US Airways site and it showed A330-200. Is that a glitch in the system? Won't all 767s be gone before then?

  4. Its not really news but Bloomberg has a nice table (about half way through the article) showing the busiest airports in the world (by passengers).

     

    http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2014-04-02/atlantas-still-the-worlds-busiest-airport-but-maybe-not-for-long?campaign_id=yhoo

     

    Spoiler: CLT is 23rd, about a half million pax short of San Francisco's numbers.

    What's funny is we're ahead of Miami. Let's show that to MAH and the other guy.

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