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enilria wrote:What is this?
**PS JFK-KEF DEC 0>0.2[0] JAN 0>0.3[0] FEB 0>0.3[0] MAR 0>0.2[0]
enilria wrote:**AA LAP-PHX DEC 0>0.2[0] JAN 0>0.5[0] FEB 0>0.4[0] MAR 0>0.4[0] JUN 0>0.4[0]
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enilria wrote:
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enilria wrote:Station closure
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alasizon wrote:enilria wrote:**AA LAP-PHX DEC 0>0.2[0] JAN 0>0.5[0] FEB 0>0.4[0] MAR 0>0.4[0] JUN 0>0.4[0]
**AA LTO-PHX DEC 0>0.3[0] JAN 0>0.6[0] FEB 0>0.6[0] MAR 0>0.5[0] APR 0>0.5[0]
Talk about out of left field. It's one thing to add leisure routes right now, totally another to add two new Mexico cities that you don't currently serve.
SCHATC422 wrote:enilria wrote:Station closure
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Writing was on the wall with this one. Pandemic or not, wasn't sustainable long term with a 1x CR2. On the plus side for BDL, we landed B6 LAX, SFO, CUN and LAS.
AVLAirlineFreq wrote:enilria wrote:
**AS PSP-RNO DEC 0>0.4[0] JAN 0>0.7[0] FEB 0>0.7[0] MAR 0>0.7[0] APR 0>0.3[0]
I know this is a long and hard drive and that Reno is cold in the winter, but is there much of a market for this P2P route?
Chuska wrote:AA ABQ-DFW OCT 4>3[7]
Where is the OAG coming up with these numbers for AA? ABQ-DFW is still at 7 for Oct according to their website. So if the first market on the list is so far off every week, how reliable are all the others?
joeblow10 wrote:People are being unreasonable - I get the optimism, but every week we hear “wow more cuts in October” or November, etc... There isn’t going to be a vaccine until *maybe* end of this year and even then, mass distribution won’t occur until mid next year at the earliest. There isn’t going to be a lot of increased schedules until then. We’re in for probably 6-9 more months of extremely limited capacity and constant cuts
Chuska wrote:AA ABQ-DFW OCT 4>3[7]
Where is the OAG coming up with these numbers for AA? ABQ-DFW is still at 7 for Oct according to their website. So if the first market on the list is so far off every week, how reliable are all the others?
32andBelow wrote:AVLAirlineFreq wrote:enilria wrote:
**AS PSP-RNO DEC 0>0.4[0] JAN 0>0.7[0] FEB 0>0.7[0] MAR 0>0.7[0] APR 0>0.3[0]
I know this is a long and hard drive and that Reno is cold in the winter, but is there much of a market for this P2P route?
Californians like to ski too
IAHWorldflyer wrote:CUN and other Mexican beach destinations getting some extra service this winter. One of the few countries US citizens can enter without restrictions. At least it will benefit the locals that rely on tourism dollars ( or pesos).
joeblow10 wrote:People are being unreasonable - I get the optimism, but every week we hear “wow more cuts in October” or November, etc... There isn’t going to be a vaccine until *maybe* end of this year and even then, mass distribution won’t occur until mid next year at the earliest. There isn’t going to be a lot of increased schedules until then. We’re in for probably 6-9 more months of extremely limited capacity and constant cuts
alasizon wrote:enilria wrote:**AA LAP-PHX DEC 0>0.2[0] JAN 0>0.5[0] FEB 0>0.4[0] MAR 0>0.4[0] JUN 0>0.4[0]
**AA LTO-PHX DEC 0>0.3[0] JAN 0>0.6[0] FEB 0>0.6[0] MAR 0>0.5[0] APR 0>0.5[0]
Talk about out of left field. It's one thing to add leisure routes right now, totally another to add two new Mexico cities that you don't currently serve.
stl07 wrote:32andBelow wrote:AVLAirlineFreq wrote:
I know this is a long and hard drive and that Reno is cold in the winter, but is there much of a market for this P2P route?
Californians like to ski too
I think the psychology is that many people have relocated temporarily to vacation cities like PSP, lake taho area, but those people will still want to go on vacation
stl07 wrote:alasizon wrote:enilria wrote:**AA LAP-PHX DEC 0>0.2[0] JAN 0>0.5[0] FEB 0>0.4[0] MAR 0>0.4[0] JUN 0>0.4[0]
**AA LTO-PHX DEC 0>0.3[0] JAN 0>0.6[0] FEB 0>0.6[0] MAR 0>0.5[0] APR 0>0.5[0]
Talk about out of left field. It's one thing to add leisure routes right now, totally another to add two new Mexico cities that you don't currently serve.
I think airlines are beginning to understand that serving Mexico for tourists doesn't begin and end with CUN
iflykpdx wrote:Disappointing to see so many Hawaii cuts even after they announced the reopening date. Hopefully November will be the actual RTS...
enilria wrote:Chuska wrote:AA ABQ-DFW OCT 4>3[7]
Where is the OAG coming up with these numbers for AA? ABQ-DFW is still at 7 for Oct according to their website. So if the first market on the list is so far off every week, how reliable are all the others?
I just went to aa.com. I see 3 Rts for sale. Thanks for trashing the accuracy of the report without even looking at the AA booking engine.
For example on Tuesday October 6 there are only these flights...
1045
1252
1915
No idea what you are taking about.
jayunited wrote:iflykpdx wrote:Disappointing to see so many Hawaii cuts even after they announced the reopening date. Hopefully November will be the actual RTS...
Even though Hawaii is reopening in October there are still a lot of restrictions in place for anyone coming to the state. It is not a free for all, visitors and residents will either still have to quarantine for 14 days, or have taken a valid negative COVID test the test and results have to be taken and issued within 72 hours of your arrival. Visitors can take a COVID test upon arrival in Hawaii (the traveler must cover the cost of the test) and will have to quarantine in their house or hotel until they test results come back. There are other restrictions I can't think of them all right now off the top of my head, In August there was tremendous interest in Hawaii because people thought the state would just open the doors in September without restrictions, when that didn't happen a lot of people canceled their plans for Hawaii. With the restrictions the state will have in place for their reopening, those restrictions will service as a deterrent for many passengers who simply don't want to deal with the restrictions just to go on vacation.
32andBelow wrote:stl07 wrote:32andBelow wrote:Californians like to ski too
I think the psychology is that many people have relocated temporarily to vacation cities like PSP, lake taho area, but those people will still want to go on vacation
People still live in the palm desert permanently and they may fancy at ski up at squaw
Chuska wrote:enilria wrote:Chuska wrote:AA ABQ-DFW OCT 4>3[7]
Where is the OAG coming up with these numbers for AA? ABQ-DFW is still at 7 for Oct according to their website. So if the first market on the list is so far off every week, how reliable are all the others?
I just went to aa.com. I see 3 Rts for sale. Thanks for trashing the accuracy of the report without even looking at the AA booking engine.
For example on Tuesday October 6 there are only these flights...
1045
1252
1915
No idea what you are taking about.
AA schedule change is the next day, Oct 7. Currently AA has only 4 flights on ABQ-DFW, one is except Tuesdays making only 3 on Tuesday Oct 6, the only day in Oct that has only 3 flights. On Oct 7 it goes up to 7 flights (5 on Tues and Wed). So it should read about 6.something when taking an average including the first six days of Oct plus fewer flights on Tues and Wed. I have no intentions of trashing the report, just trying to say that each week there are many markets for AA that aren't showing correctly.
ZazuPIT wrote:Chuska wrote:enilria wrote:I just went to aa.com. I see 3 Rts for sale. Thanks for trashing the accuracy of the report without even looking at the AA booking engine.
For example on Tuesday October 6 there are only these flights...
1045
1252
1915
No idea what you are taking about.
AA schedule change is the next day, Oct 7. Currently AA has only 4 flights on ABQ-DFW, one is except Tuesdays making only 3 on Tuesday Oct 6, the only day in Oct that has only 3 flights. On Oct 7 it goes up to 7 flights (5 on Tues and Wed). So it should read about 6.something when taking an average including the first six days of Oct plus fewer flights on Tues and Wed. I have no intentions of trashing the report, just trying to say that each week there are many markets for AA that aren't showing correctly.
If you keep up with the updates, you know the volatility in the scheduling. Just because it may show up now, doesn't mean it will be there next month. I agree with enilria, you are trashing his efforts with your comment.
Chuska wrote:ZazuPIT wrote:Chuska wrote:
AA schedule change is the next day, Oct 7. Currently AA has only 4 flights on ABQ-DFW, one is except Tuesdays making only 3 on Tuesday Oct 6, the only day in Oct that has only 3 flights. On Oct 7 it goes up to 7 flights (5 on Tues and Wed). So it should read about 6.something when taking an average including the first six days of Oct plus fewer flights on Tues and Wed. I have no intentions of trashing the report, just trying to say that each week there are many markets for AA that aren't showing correctly.
If you keep up with the updates, you know the volatility in the scheduling. Just because it may show up now, doesn't mean it will be there next month. I agree with enilria, you are trashing his efforts with your comment.
I watch the ABQ-DFW market very closely every week. This is what has been showing in the AA booking engine for about a month now since the October 7 schedule was finalized:
Oct 1-6: 4, one flight is except Tuesday
Oct 7-31: 7, two flights except Tues/Wed, and one flight except Sat.
I'm asking how the OAG comes up with 3 per day, not trashing anyone on this site. I greatly appreciate everything Enilria does.
Chuska wrote:ZazuPIT wrote:Chuska wrote:
AA schedule change is the next day, Oct 7. Currently AA has only 4 flights on ABQ-DFW, one is except Tuesdays making only 3 on Tuesday Oct 6, the only day in Oct that has only 3 flights. On Oct 7 it goes up to 7 flights (5 on Tues and Wed). So it should read about 6.something when taking an average including the first six days of Oct plus fewer flights on Tues and Wed. I have no intentions of trashing the report, just trying to say that each week there are many markets for AA that aren't showing correctly.
If you keep up with the updates, you know the volatility in the scheduling. Just because it may show up now, doesn't mean it will be there next month. I agree with enilria, you are trashing his efforts with your comment.
I watch the ABQ-DFW market very closely every week. This is what has been showing in the AA booking engine for about a month now since the October 7 schedule was finalized:
Oct 1-6: 4, one flight is except Tuesday
Oct 7-31: 7, two flights except Tues/Wed, and one flight except Sat.
I'm asking how the OAG comes up with 3 per day, not trashing anyone on this site. I greatly appreciate everything Enilria does.
chicawgo wrote:Appreciate these enilria and all you do. It’s a joy for me every week.
Not sure why but many of the AA numbers have been incorrect for a few weeks now. For example, take ALB-ORD or CMH-ORD. There are 2x daily on aa.com and even 3x some days except Wed throughout the month. On Wed, AA Is cutting most non hub to hub flights. Could that be why the data is incorrect? These are just a few but I spot checked many and they are incorrect.
Thanks again for all the time you spend on this!
Nicknuzzii wrote:chicawgo wrote:Appreciate these enilria and all you do. It’s a joy for me every week.
Not sure why but many of the AA numbers have been incorrect for a few weeks now. For example, take ALB-ORD or CMH-ORD. There are 2x daily on aa.com and even 3x some days except Wed throughout the month. On Wed, AA Is cutting most non hub to hub flights. Could that be why the data is incorrect? These are just a few but I spot checked many and they are incorrect.
Thanks again for all the time you spend on this!
The same is true for UA unfortunately.
Ordie wrote:Baja California Sur is the least densely populated state in Mexico. Plenty of open spaces, beaches, and deserts. Ideal for a social distance holiday. La Paz (LAP) and Loreto (LTO) are good low key alternatives for Cabo San Lucas. They’ve been getting publicity from on-line travel video bloggers.
QXfactor wrote:9K BIL-GDV OCT 2>0[1.9]
9K BIL-GGW OCT 2>0[1.9]
9K BIL-HVR OCT 2>0[1.9]
9K BIL-OLF OCT 2>0[1.9]
9K BIL-SDY OCT 5>0[5]
Still bookable on capeair.com. Is this an error? Or did someone else get the EAS contract? Or is this Oct 2021? Just wondering...
Q wrote:EI BNA-ORD? Aer Lingus huh? I checked that I found out it was not Aer Lingus flying to BNA. It was United Express share code by United Express. Error system>?
Q
MIflyer12 wrote:Ordie wrote:Baja California Sur is the least densely populated state in Mexico. Plenty of open spaces, beaches, and deserts. Ideal for a social distance holiday. La Paz (LAP) and Loreto (LTO) are good low key alternatives for Cabo San Lucas. They’ve been getting publicity from on-line travel video bloggers.
You won't find big numbers of Americans from NYC expecting to camp. Visitors will want a full range of tourist services: hotels, restaurants, dive shops and other things to do. The emptiness of BCS doesn't assure its success as a tourist destination.
Q wrote:EI BNA-ORD? Aer Lingus huh? I checked that I found out it was not Aer Lingus flying to BNA. It was United Express share code by United Express. Error system>?
Q
enilria wrote:Hasn't this gone in and out 2x?
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Dominion301 wrote:Hard to believe that WG are increasing YYZ-MCO from 1x to 2x weekly, when all other transborder leisure is getting hacked, including WO's new LAS-YYZ now not starting in November...these were just announced a couple of weeks ago. Uptake must be incredibly weak.
stl07 wrote:MIflyer12 wrote:Ordie wrote:Baja California Sur is the least densely populated state in Mexico. Plenty of open spaces, beaches, and deserts. Ideal for a social distance holiday. La Paz (LAP) and Loreto (LTO) are good low key alternatives for Cabo San Lucas. They’ve been getting publicity from on-line travel video bloggers.
You won't find big numbers of Americans from NYC expecting to camp. Visitors will want a full range of tourist services: hotels, restaurants, dive shops and other things to do. The emptiness of BCS doesn't assure its success as a tourist destination.
Well yea, that's why they are being served from nearby cities in the states where they already have a name for being more of a backpacker/outdoorsman destination, not from NYC
stl07 wrote:IAHWorldflyer wrote:CUN and other Mexican beach destinations getting some extra service this winter. One of the few countries US citizens can enter without restrictions. At least it will benefit the locals that rely on tourism dollars ( or pesos).
I'm worried this is gonna go south as Hawaii did once COVID begins to spike there with all the Americans coming in. Hopefully they can stay open and also manage spread
joeblow10 wrote:People are being unreasonable - I get the optimism, but every week we hear “wow more cuts in October” or November, etc... There isn’t going to be a vaccine until *maybe* end of this year and even then, mass distribution won’t occur until mid next year at the earliest. There isn’t going to be a lot of increased schedules until then. We’re in for probably 6-9 more months of extremely limited capacity and constant cuts
DL ATL-DSS OCT 0>1.0[0]