The US airline industry is in the midst of a significant fleet update
The US airline industry is in the midst of a significant fleet update
Tag US airlines
US airline schedules are not what they used to be
flight US airline schedules are not what they used to be. Remember the rich choice in flight schedules? That is gone. Whether it ever returns is an open question. Part of the answer will become clear after Breeze starts its…
US DoT T-100 Domestic Market
Here’s a fun model to enjoy. US Domestic Market (US Airlines only). Page 1 – select an airline, and on the top chart, select an Origin to see what happens below at Destinations Page 2 – Click the play button…
Insight: Thursday 1 October 2020: Armageddon for US Airline Jobs?
News: This morning, President Trump has suggested an extension of the current bailout for the airline industry by $20 billion until Congress can compromise over a stalled overall coronavirus relief aid package. Should that suggestion be approved, a large number…
US airline industry fleet concentration
As of the 2Q18, here is where we stood with the US airline industry in-service fleet. The top four airlines accounted for 79% of the fleet. That is concentrated and clearly points to industry followers needing to be au fait…
Fighting the Norwegian Approval?
Norwegian Air International filed an application to serve the US from Europe under the US-EU Open Skies agreement in late 2013 with the DoT. On April 15th of this year, 29 months later, the DOT tentatively approved their application. The…