July 2018
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3 Links I Love: Ode to the Dash, Fare Weakness, Asiana Crash Response
This week’s featured link: Dash 8: The Piedmont Story – YouTube As you know from reading the blog, Piedmont just retired its…
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JetBlue Supersizes Itself With A220 Order, A321 Upgauge
It wasn’t long ago that Airbus finalized its deal to take control of Bombardier’s CSeries aircraft program, so to celebrate, the aircraft…
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Fun with Numbers: America’s Most Unreliable Airports
It’s so common to come across an article trying to arbitrarily rank airlines or airports one way or another that I generally…
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LEVEL Goes Short-Haul From Vienna, and I Struggle to Figure Out Why
When IAG launched LEVEL last year as a long-haul, low-cost airline, I understood the niche. But now, LEVEL is growing and not…
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Cranky on the Web: LaGuardia’s Terminal, I Wish Airlines Would…
LaGuardia Rebuilds to Go Beyond “Third World,” but is it Enough? – Icons of Infrastructure Here’s another Icons piece, but this one…
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3 Links I Love: More EAS Cuts, Boeing and Embraer Cuddle Up, Hope for Mexico City
This week’s featured link: US DOT terminates EAS availability at 21 communities – ch-aviation It’s that time again when the Department of…
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As of Today, the Big Four US Airlines Have No Propellers Operating Under Their Brands
Yesterday, American Eagle flight 4927 landed in Salisbury, Maryland right around dusk. That flight, operated by a Dash 8-300, marks the end…
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David Neeleman’s New Airline, Moxy, is Not Going to Make Southwest Happy
By now you’ve likely heard about David Neeleman’s new airline, Moxy, which I hope is a temporary name. While full details are…
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Hawaiian’s A330 Flat Beds From Honolulu to Los Angeles (Trip Report)
I’m back from vacation tomorrow, so here’s one last Hawaiian post for you. With only one night in Hawai’i, it was easy…