Articles Tagged ‘United Airlines’
Air Wisconsin grows by 1.6% in 2014 H1; Philadelphia is busiest airport by departures
Established in 1965 to provide services between Appleton and Chicago, Air Wisconsin has grown rapidly beyond those cities, offering services to a total of 67 destinations this October. As the airline’s traffic began to stabilise in recent years, anna.aero takes a closer look at Air Wisconsin’s recent activity and its top 12 busiest airports by […]
Burbank Bob Hope welcomes SeaPort Airlines to San Diego; best seasonality profile so far in 2014
Serving the Greater Los Angeles Area, Burbank Bob Hope Airport reported over 3.8 million passengers last year. With a total of seven airlines flying to 13 non-stop destinations, anna.aero takes a closer look at the airport’s recent activity, reveals its seasonality profile and how dominant is Southwest Airlines this October.
Halifax Airport expecting 2% growth this year; Japan Airlines’ first charter flight arrives from Tokyo Narita
The main gateway to Nova Scotia handled close to 3.6 million passengers last year, while a total of 10 carriers operate to 26 destinations in six countries within North America and Europe this October. We reveal how the airport has grown during the last 11 years and which is the dominant airline this month.
United Airlines expands presence in Canada
United Airlines now links San Francisco, CA to Kelowna with daily flights, using leased equipment from SkyWest Airlines.
Boeing stays in the lead over Airbus as it delivers 60+ units in August; Xiamen Airlines receives its first 787-8
Following a record July, Boeing stepped up its deliveries in August, while its European counterpart handed over fewer airframes. Airbus will have to add some power if it wants to catch up with Boeing, which now leads the 2014 delivery race by 72 units. In addition, Tigerair Taiwan took delivery of its first of 12 […]
Ethiopian Airlines grows 13% in FY13; nine European points served
Africa’s third largest carrier according to weekly seat capacity, Ethiopian Airlines has been growing without interruption in recent years, handling 5.2 million passengers in FY2013. As the Star Alliance member is now serving a total of 79 destinations across the globe, anna.aero reveals Ethiopian Airlines’ recent development and its top 12 routes for this September.
United Airlines begins three more domestic routes
United Airlines starts daily flights from Denver, CO to Lafayette, LA as well as from Houston Intercontinental, TX to Williston, ND and Boise, ID, using ExpressJet Airlines’ ERJ 145s and SkyWest Airlines’ CRJ 700s.
Washington Dulles’ Frontier Airlines FTWA takes victory in all-American “Arch of Triumph” week
North America has secured its second win of the 2014 competition this week, with a Fire Truck Water Arch entry from Washington Dulles Airport, to celebrate the historic base launch by Frontier Airlines.
Cancun Airport sees passenger numbers double in 11 years; Southwest replacing AirTran as Volaris remains #1 airline
Mexico’s second busiest airport handled almost 16 million passengers last year as airlines added capacity on many routes. We reveal which carriers have grown fastest in the last 12 months and which new routes have been started recently.
Chicago Midway is Southwest Airlines’ biggest base; 64 destinations served this summer
anna.aero undertakes an in-depth analysis of exactly what are the top 12 routes flown by the world’s biggest low cost carrier — Southwest Airlines — from its biggest operational base in terms of weekly seats and destinations served — Chicago Midway.
United Airlines starts another domestic link — Denver to Hays
United Airlines utilises SkyWest Airlines metal for its latest domestic link from Denver, CO to Hays, KS, which is served 12 times weekly.
US domestic market barely growing as airlines make huge profits; international capacity up almost 10% this summer
As the US airline industry continues to make healthy profits, domestic capacity growth is still negligible overall. However, we reveal which of the leading domestic airlines is growing fastest. The international market is showing more signs of life and again we look to see how the leading carriers compare.