US Domestic Fleet Activity

As we dig deeper into the US airline operations in 2020 we have another model to share with readers. What we have here is a track of flights from January 1, 2020, through July 23, 2020. We expect to update…

As we dig deeper into the US airline operations in 2020 we have another model to share with readers. What we have here is a track of flights from January 1, 2020, through July 23, 2020. We expect to update…

Unsurprisingly, Southwest Airlines and Spirit Airlines have also reported Q2 losses, both announcing their results on July 23. Southwest recorded a net loss of $-915 million or even $-1.5 billion without special items, Spirit a $-144.4 million net loss. Alaska…

It increasingly clear that this pandemic provides US airlines with a great opportunity to rationalize fleets that had grown organically based on the near ending demand growth. Older aircraft were retired after they were really old – especially at Delta.…

COVID has done weird things to airlines and air travel the world over. None of it good. But there has been a steady stream of questions – essentially, how are the airlines coping and what are they doing to try…

When looking at ways to offer the most cost-effective airline seat in the current market, you might have thought this would be delivered by a regional jet. After all, why fly ~160 seats when you only have ~50 passengers? But…

For a few weeks now we have been analyzing US daily domestic flights using a combination of Flightradar24 data and the TSA counts. What we’d like to share with you today is the breakdown of these flights since January 1,…