Brett
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Pegasus Looks Beyond Türkiye with Czech Purchase
Does Pegasus count as a European airline? This might sound like a silly question that doesn’t really matter, but it’s still fun…
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Cranky on the Web: Indian Dreams and Field Hockey
Yes, this is the strangest weekly round-up I’ve ever written. If you’re looking for good airline-related content, you may just want to…
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Spirit’s October Was Better Than September, But It Was Still Very Bad
I’m pretty sure the release of Spirit’s monthly operating report to the bankruptcy court is going to be a regular feature here…
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Indianapolis Built Its Terminal Further Away, but Columbus is Getting Closer
And now for the next installment of my look at former hubs around the country, I’m combining two into one today. In…
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Southwest Confirms That Things are Firmly Heading in the Right Direction (Financially, At Least)
To say this has been a year of change for Southwest would be a notable understatement. Partially under its own initiative and…
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Flybondi Starts Its New Lease on Life With a Strange Aircraft Order
Argentina is an awful market for airlines — there is really no other way to look at it historically — but that…
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Cleveland’s Wild Airport Terminal Plan
After writing up Pittsburgh’s new terminal, I decided it would be fun to look at other former hubs to see just how…
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Southwest Stakes Its Claim in San Diego With New Flights
If you live in San Diego, you are a happy camper right now. Alaska and Southwest both continue to aggressively add new…
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Allegiant Takes the Redneck Riviera Into Alabama
There are some places on my bucket list to visit before I die, and then there are other places which I have…
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United Cuts Flights As Pratt Problems Mount
You may have heard that United has decided not to fly Washington/Dulles – Dakar and Newark – Stockholm next year. Many have…
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Cranky on the Web: Holiday Travel and What’s Wrong with Delta
Bay Area airports prep for busy holiday travel as uncertainties loom – Mercury NewsIt’s time for holiday travel, and that means a…
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Spirit Learns That Bankruptcy and Concern of Imminent Failure Aren’t Good for Business
September has always been a bad month for leisure airlines. That’s the first full month after kids are back in school, and…