Articles Tagged ‘San Francisco’
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.
Latest route launches (8 – 13 January)
Air India launches Bangalore to San Francisco, Star Air commences Tirupati to Kalaburagi, and more.
Air India takes off from Bangalore to San Francisco
Air India began San Francisco to Bangalore on 9 January, with the reverse direction taking off on 11 January. The P2P round-trip demand was 137,000 in 2019.
Bumper route launches in the run up to Christmas 2020
Air Canada begins Toronto – Doha, American launches TWO routes from Daytona Beach, Wizz Air starts Gibraltar, and MANY more.
Qatar Airways launches San Francisco, key missing part of US network
Qatar Airways began its latest US destination, San Francisco, on 15 December. India, South Africa, Pakistan, Iran, and Jordan key markets.
Qatar Airways new Seattle route won’t just be targeting India traffic
With Seattle times mirroring other North American routes, connectivity over Doha will be big. Traffic of 350,000 – excl. Alaska Airlines feed – targeted.
Latest new routes (19 – 25 November)
Tampa sees six new routes, QantasLink gets tropical on new Canberra – Cairns, Star Air launches new Delhi Hindon service, and much more.
Alaska Airlines inaugurates new Tampa to San Francisco
Alaska Airlines began Tampa to San Francisco on 21 November, one of five new routes for the airport since 19 November.
Aer Lingus to possibly operate Manchester – US; what routes most likely?
Aer Lingus has seemingly applied for slots to begin Manchester – US; we see where could make sense given big capacity + network cuts after Thomas Cook’s end.
Delhi’s top-20 international routes had 7.5 million P2P passengers in 2019
With Air India announcing Delhi – Vancouver and United starting Chicago, we explore Delhi’s top-20 international routes last year. Where features?
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?
Dubai – Heathrow now WORLD’s #1 international route by ASKs
There’s a new world order! The world’s top-20 international routes shaken up because of coronavirus – with 14 new routes. Dubai – Heathrow up from fifth.