Articles Tagged ‘Denver’
Frontier takes to the sun with Denver to Cozumel route
Frontier has started Denver to Cozumel, with the airport one of three in Mexico that the ULCC now serves from the Colorado airport.
Latest route launches
Qatar Airways starts Seattle, Frontier launches Oakland, FlyPelican increases Port Macquarie, and more.
Frontier jets into Oakland from Denver
Frontier began Oakland to Denver on 4 February, becoming the second airline in that market. It’ll shortly began Oakland to Phoenix and Las Vegas.
Southwest reveals five routes from Fresno and Santa Barbara
Southwest has announced its initial routes from Fresno and Santa Barbara, two new airports in its networks. It’ll serve 13 California airports this year.
Salt Lake City just 64,763 seats short of 30 million this year
Salt Lake City is within a whisker of 30 million seats, with Delta up strongly this summer over S19. The airport has 101 routes this year.
Jackson, Wyoming, network up 15% with busiest winter yet
Jackson added three routes and a new airline in winter 2020, while over half of its existing network grew by 20% or more YOY.
Southwest to start 10 routes from O’Hare and Colorado Springs
Southwest’s 10 new routes will have 231 weekly departures. It’ll now serve 105 airports in mid-March – and it has a new shortest route.
Anchorage had 7.3 million seats in 2019, its highest ever – but big changes
We examine Anchorage and its top routes. Seattle had up to 31 daily departures and ~760,000 connected over SEA with Alaska Airlines.
Boeing 747-400s: top airlines and routes in this decade
With multiple airlines retiring Boeing 747-400s, we look at the type’s top operators and routes globally this decade. Which are in and which aren’t?
Latest route launches (30 September – 7 October)
United Express begins two routes, Aer Lingus Regional’s final pieces of its Belfast City puzzle, Jazeera Airways becomes the only carrier to Dhaka, + more.
United Express launches Rochester (MN) from Denver, an important link
United Express began Rochester – Denver on 1 October, with connectivity across multiple states. Phoenix is the top market.
The US’ top-100 airports: Los Angeles, Seattle, Fort Lauderdale, Nashville stand out for growth since 2010
We explore how capacity for the US’ top-100 airports changed in 2019 versus 2010. There are some big, positive standouts.