Spirit Airlines launches nine routes; Dallas/Fort Worth gets three new services
Spirit Airlines adds eight domestic routes and one international service
Spirit Airlines adds eight domestic routes and one international service
Since 2008, when anna.aero last analysed Minneapolis/St Paul, the airport has witnessed the emergence of Delta Air Lines as the dominant carrier following its merger with Northwest Airlines. While the arrival of Southwest Airlines in 2009 and Spirit Airlines last year improved the offering, the low-cost influence at the airport remains limited, resulting some of the highest airfares is the country.
Spirit Airlines adds services from Dallas/Fort Worth, TX, to both Minneapolis/St Paul, MN, and Philadelphia, PA.
Spirit Airlines launches flights from Myrtle Beach, SC, to Charleston, WV.
Spirit Airlines launches four routes from Myrtle Beach, SC; starts flying from Detroit, MI, to Denver, CO.
Four US airlines have won prizes in the 2013 US ANNIE Airport Awards, with Allegiant Air adding to its trophy cabinet with a win in the prestigious Airline With The Most New Airports category.
Spirit Airlines launches its first route to New Orleans, LA; connects Louisiana and Dallas/Fort Worth, TX.
Following a few unsettling years, Tampa, FL, is now back on the growth track. But which airline has increased its presence the most in the Florida airport over last year? Which is the largest international destination by capacity? And what new routes will the New Year bring?
Spirit Airlines launches new low-cost routes to Florida and Los Cabos in Mexico.
With the start of the (northern) winter scheduling season just days away we take a look at the three biggest aviation regions on the planet and see which major airlines are adding capacity and which are cutting capacity this winter.
Spirit Airlines now flies from Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport to Chicago O’Hare and Las Vegas McCarran.