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Quoting jetblue1965 (Reply 1): since VS and DL JV, therefore DL didn't exit the market |
Quoting thekorean (Reply 8): Who dominates LAX-LHR? BA? AA? UA? |
Quoting STT757 (Reply 6): |
Quoting thekorean (Reply 8): Who dominates LAX-LHR? BA? AA? UA? |
Quoting MAH4546 (Thread starter): The Newark exit was previously known, as it was removed last week from GDS. And now LAX-LHR service has been removed from GDS, too. Neither is showing in the S16 schedules as of now. |
Quoting jetblue1965 (Reply 1): Queue the folks that will remind us VS is still in both markets, and since VS and DL JV, therefore DL didn't exit the market |
Quoting polot (Reply 3): Is VS retaking the EWR-LHR flight or are VS/DL permanently going down to 1x daily? |
Quoting STT757 (Reply 6): Or is the EWR-LHR slot part of their deal with UA? |
Quoting enilria (Reply 13): The LAX thing is no big deal as we saw VS add a second Winter flight into the OAG for LAX-LHR during the weekend load. Since it is a JV I'd say that means nothing. |
Quoting MAH4546 (Reply 17): Quoting enilria (Reply 13): The LAX thing is no big deal as we saw VS add a second Winter flight into the OAG for LAX-LHR during the weekend load. Since it is a JV I'd say that means nothing. Well it does mean something in the summer months, when it was 2x VS+1x DL. |
Quoting slcdeltarumd11 (Reply 7): If true, LAX should shock no one. |
Quoting slcdeltarumd11 (Reply 7): SEA is the current focus, and the DL/AF joint venture was a complete disaster the last time they tried LAX-LHR it was actually empty minus a few very happy non-revs |
Quoting enilria (Reply 19): How do we know it doesn't come back next Summer? |
Quoting enilria (Reply 19): Quoting MAH4546 (Reply 17): Quoting enilria (Reply 13): The LAX thing is no big deal as we saw VS add a second Winter flight into the OAG for LAX-LHR during the weekend load. Since it is a JV I'd say that means nothing. Well it does mean something in the summer months, when it was 2x VS+1x DL. How do we know it doesn't come back next Summer? |
Quoting DDR (Reply 21): I think the LAX flight being pulled since they are focusing on SEA. As great as DL seems to be, you can't be everywhere all the time. |
Quoting OA412 (Reply 22): Quoting enilria (Reply 19): How do we know it doesn't come back next Summer? I don't think we know that yet. It may be a seasonal cut, it may not be. Given how willing DL has been to make flying seasonal, it wouldn't surprise me if this flight comes back next summer. |
Quoting MAH4546 (Reply 23): Because it was bookable to EOS and now, it no longer is. |
Quoting jfk777 (Reply 24): In this day and age it would only occur to a US airline to use a 767 from Los Angeles to LHR when all other use A380, 744, 77W, 777 or 787-9. |
Quoting Nola (Reply 28): but it would be awfully interesting given the Delta feed at MSY. |
Quoting slcdeltarumd11 (Reply 7): LAX should shock no one |
Quoting enilria (Reply 13): Now we are seeing an even more sinister development which is that deal essentially also included DL existing EWR-LHR. |
Quoting Sightseer (Reply 14): So that's 2 763s' worth of flying that presumably needs to go elsewhere in the DL/VS JV. Any ideas where that might be? |
Quoting Byrdluvs747 (Reply 32): So is the VS brand stronger on the LAX-LHR route? |
Quoting peanuts (Reply 33): It should be shocking. DL is all about the LUX at LAX. How could LHR on own metal be missing from that picture? |
Quoting panamair (Reply 36): May have to do with trying to consolidate both LAX-LHR services in one terminal instead of splitting the flights up at two terminals on opposite sides of LAX? |
Quoting usairways85 (Reply 37): On a similar note, I am curious how LHR-PHL is doing for DL. |
Quoting ipodguy7 (Reply 9): VS has 2x B744 (not sure about VS) |
Quoting jfk777 (Reply 24): In this day and age it would only occur to a US airline to use a 767 from Los Angeles to LHR when all other use A380, 744, 77W, 777 or 787-9. |
Quoting jfk777 (Reply 24): Delta should lease all its LHR slots to Virgin and stop flying to LHR, it would be better for all |
Quoting thegoldenargosy (Reply 25): DL has tried LHR-EWR/LAX/MIA in the last couple of years with no success. |
Quoting Nola (Reply 28): MSY-LHR? Beat BA to the punch? |
Quoting usairways85 (Reply 37): On a similar note, I am curious how LHR-PHL is doing for DL. |
Quoting peanuts (Reply 33): Quoting enilria (Reply 13): Now we are seeing an even more sinister development which is that deal essentially also included DL existing EWR-LHR. If we're going down this road then I'm just really curious about what's really going on at Love Field. Is it really all sinister or just "business" and cya where they can? |
Quoting jetblue1965 (Reply 1): Queue the folks that will remind us VS is still in both markets, and since VS and DL JV, therefore DL didn't exit the market |
Quoting enilria (Reply 13): SO, my data (DOT) says that JFK-LAX/SFO for UA was not unprofitable as they claim. I concede it may have been marginally profitable, but not unprofitable. Now we are seeing an even more sinister development which is that deal essentially also included DL existing EWR-LHR. Agreed that VS remains. Regardless, this whole EWR-JFK slot deal is very anti-competitive as I see it. It's essentially an agreement between the parties to not compete with each other from their competitor's hub. |
Quoting MSYPI7185 (Reply 46): [quote=Sightseer,reply= So that's 2 763s' worth of flying that presumably needs to go elsewhere in the DL/VS JV. Any ideas where that might be? |