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Frontier Heads to Memphis, Waits for “Northwest Welcome”
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These guys at Frontier are just gluttons for punishment. Yesterday, the airline asked Memphis to “be their Valentine” by announcing flights to the city from Memphis, Orlando, and Las Vegas. What they really should have…
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JetBlue to Spend Summer in Nantucket with Cape Air
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I must admit that JetBlue is doing some fairly uncharacteristic things lately, and that’s a good thing. It appears that the airline is beginning to evolve and today they took another step by announcing its…
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Airplane Porn: Alaska Goes Retro
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It’s a good week for airplane porn. Alaska has finally released this computer-generated picture of its new 75th anniversary retro livery. That is one good looking aircraft. I can’t wait to see it in person.
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The A380 is Coming, The A380 is Coming!
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It may not be much of a commercial success at this point, and it may not be the most attractive plane flying, but it’s still going to be really cool to see the A380 fly…
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More Fun with FlightAware
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Corporate jet manufacturer Gulfstream has been running some test flights over the last month of their Gulfstream V (“G-Five”) aircraft. As you can see from FlightAware, they thought it would be fun to show off…
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Airplane Porn from Airplane Airlines
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Yeah, that’s a confusing title until you remember that “Airplane Airlines” is what Mokulele Airlines translates to in English. These are the guys who are planning to fly as go!Express out in Hawai’i, and they’ve…
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Continental’s Mexican Sneak Attack
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Today Continental announced new flights between its Houston home and Loreto, in Baja California. This isn’t necessarily news in itself, but many people would probably be surprised to hear that this is Continental’s 31st Mexican…
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US Airways Goes for the Long Shot
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It looks like US Airways has decided to throw in a bid for next year’s flights to China and I’m not really sure why. Maybe it’s to get back at Delta for shunning the takeover…
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Today’s Special: Southwest Surprise
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Trying to predict Southwest’s future destinations is a time-honored tradition practiced by just about everyone in this industry. Most recently, Denver and Philadelphia were unexpected and left people scratching their heads at this new strategy…
