Articles Tagged ‘Miami’
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?
Southwest reveals 9 routes from Miami, Montrose, and Palm Springs; Denver now its #1 airport
All change for Southwest! We explore its three new airports + investigate Denver – its new #1 airport – with 57 routes and 1,196 weekly departures.
Fort Lauderdale’s 39 unserved routes <1,500mi with 925,000 passengers
We explore 39 unserved routes from Fort Lauderdale that had an average 24,000 passengers each – before stimulation’s considered. Will Breeze be interested?
Vancouver – Miami “Unserved Route of the Week”: 567,000 searches powered by Kiwi.com
56,000 pax, $305 base fare one-way, and 750,000+ connecting traffic to Latin America of which American has only 8%. Calling AA to begin Vancouver – Miami.
American adds 6 routes from Phoenix; hub not grown + AA’s share fallen
We explore American’s Arizona hub, its sixth-largest, at which it’ll have 98 routes this winter. We see no growth vs. 2010, but high seats per frequency.
Royal Air Maroc’s transatlantic seats up strongly; where do its Montreal passengers connect?
Montreal is Royal Air Maroc’s #2 North American destination, from the French Connection. We examine this important market and its connectivity.
Breeze sees 500+ unserved routes; we explore 66 possibilities from 4 underserved midsized US cities
With Breeze starting scheduled ops next May, we think about its network and look at 4 underserved US cities that could have 66+ routes with between 2 and 5 weekly flights.
Aeroflot’s North America network analysed; New York #1, but where do people connect from Miami?
Aeroflot’s North America network had over 1 million seats last year. We examine its development and look in particular at Miami’s connections, with Miami having above-avg SLF + the highest local fare.
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.
American Airlines, Delta, and United’s top hubs explored; which have grown most and least?
The largest 6 airports for American, Delta + United collectively had 680m seats last year, with the largest airports becoming stronger since 2010.
Florida passed 225 million seats in 2019; Orlando key for growth
With 225 million seats from 80+ airlines, Florida has 18% of the US’ capacity. Orlando is the state’s #1 airport; it added 3.3 million extra seats YOY.
American Airlines has carried 122 million passengers from Miami since 2005; 2016 Q1 traffic up 5.8%; Cuba services come at a price
In September American Airlines commenced scheduled flights from Miami to five destinations in Cuba, with a sixth to Havana expected to commence in November. Despite welcoming Cuba to its international route map, traffic in the market for Q1 of 2016 dropped by 4.0%, and many routes from Miami have faced cuts during the past year. […]