Airlines
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Strange Math: A Fight for 27, or 29, or 39 New Gates in Denver
When Denver International Airport replaced Stapleton in the 1990s, it was designed to grow. Granted, at the time, it was hard to…
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3 Links I Love: A Ukrainian Look at the Crash, Another Hall-of-Famer Retires, JetBlue Goes Green(er)
This Week’s Featured Link How Ukrainian plane crash went from ‘engine failure’ to ‘Iranian attack’ – Kyiv PostI find myself wondering if…
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Delta's CES Appearance Puts Things Into Perspective
Delta CEO Ed Bastian gave a keynote speech at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) on Tuesday. Let that sink in for a…
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3 Links I Love: An Big Loss at Emirates, Eastern Wants Growth, Photos Aplenty
This week’s featured link An Executive’s Retirement Signals the End of a Golden Era at Emirates – SkiftEmirates CEO Sir Tim Clark…
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A Look at the Top 2019 Onboard Entertainment
I love that airlines are starting to release more information about the most watched onboard entertainment each year. Mostly, I’m happy because…
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Airlines We Lost 2019
It’s the end of the year, and that means it’s time for one of my favorite annual traditions… a look back on…
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3 Links I Love: Lufthansa Needs Another Subsidiary, The Atlas Mystery, A Lost Airplane
This week’s featured link Lufthansa’s second approach at low-cost, long-haul will have new brand – Runway Girl NetworkApparently Lufthansa will never learn.…
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3 Links I Love: Returning the MAX to Service, Sun Country Cargo, Jetlines Tries Something Different
This week’s featured link Southwest Airlines Prepares to Return Boeing 737 Max to Service – BloombergThe re-launch of the 737 MAX continues…
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Norwegian Gets Serious About Survival
Watching Norwegian this year has been like watching a completely new airline. In the first part of this year, the airline really…
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United Again Gives Mesa a New Lease On Life
If there’s a regional airline with more lives than a cat, it’s Mesa. Somehow, despite all odds, the airline has rebuilt itself…
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United Turns to the Airbus A321XLR; Boeing Can't Compete
It was only this summer when American announced an order for 50 A321XLRs. At the time, nobody seemed surprised. American is a…
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American Begins to Look Beyond Its Rigid Hub Strategy With New Austin Service
Ever since the US Airways days, the current American management team has been completely and totally focused on building service in hubs…