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JetBlue outlines Mint, TATL growth for 2023

11 August 2022 By Seth Miller 3 Comments

The fully expanded Mint Studio bed. Lots of flat space to sleep on here.

New planes are on the way, and JetBlue plans to resume growth in 2023. But the company anticipates a bit of turbulence along the way. With its A220 and A321neo fleets expanding (10 more expected in 2022, 32 in 2023) the company needs to plan for where they will make the most impact on operations.

This story is about: A220, A220-300, A321LR, A321neo, Airbus, business class, E190, Embraer, JetBlue, Mint, premium cabin, TATL, transatlantic Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Breeze adds Phoenix routes, Providence base in refactored growth plan

10 August 2022 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

Rendering of a Breeze A220 with the Viasat radome on board

Phoenix is the latest airport to join the Breeze Airways route map. The carrier will launch twice weekly service from Charleston to Provo via Phoenix on its A220 fleet beginning in November. The new flights are part of a half dozen new routes announced this week, along with another crew base being established.

This story is about: A220, A220-300, Breeze Airways, hub, Phoenix, PHX, Providence, PVD, routes Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

US airlines delivering less efficient operations

9 August 2022 By Seth Miller 4 Comments

A review of employment numbers and schedules suggests the airlines are up to 20% less efficient than in 2019 on a per-employee basis.

This story is about: Alaska Airlines, Allegiant, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, earnings call, Frontier, Hawaiian Airlines, JetBlue, LCC, LCCs, Low Cost Carriers, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines, ULCC, Ultra low cost carriers, United Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

DOT proposes major change to airline refund rules

3 August 2022 By Seth Miller 3 Comments

A departure board at Boston's Logan International Airport. Passengers on those canceled flights could soon be treated differently thanks to proposed DOT rules.

The US Department of Transportation is proposing significant changes to how and when passengers are due refunds for canceled or changed travel plans. Under a Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) issued this week the Department would require full refunds when an airline cancels or significantly changes a flight, regardless of reason.

This story is about: Department of Transportation, DoT, refunds, regulations Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

No MAX 7s for Southwest this year

29 July 2022 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

A Southwest Airlines 737 MAX 8

At the beginning of 2022 Southwest Airlines anticipated taking delivery of more than 70 new Boeing 737 MAX 7 aircraft through the year. Seven months into the year, with FAA certification timing still unclear, the carrier revised that number to zero.

This story is about: 737 MAX, 737 MAX 10, 737 MAX 7, Boeing, certification, regulations, Southwest Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

JetBlue, Spirit agree to $3.8 billion deal

28 July 2022 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

The combined Spirit/JetBlue market map

Four months after starting the conversations, and just a few hours after the Frontier Airlines bid was formally rejected, Spirit Airlines and JetBlue announced a definitive agreement to merge.

This story is about: ancillary, ancillary fees, ancillary revenue, AVANT, Big Front Seat, Collins Aerospace, Frontier, IFC, IFE, IFEC, in-flight connectivity, in-flight entertainment, in-flight internet, in-flight wifi, in-seat power, inflight connectivity, inflight entertainment, inflight wifi, JetBlue, merger, Meridian, premium cabin, seating, seats, Spirit Airlines, Thales, Thales AVANT Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, IFEC, Seats & Cabin

Porter Air boosts Embraer E2 commitment in advance of service launch

19 July 2022 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

A rendering of the Porter Air E195-E2 jet flying in front of the Toronto Skyline

Porter Airlines has not yet taken delivery of its first Embraer E195-E2 jet, but the carrier already wants more. It announced an order for an additional 20 planes this week at the Farnborough International Airshow.

This story is about: E195-E2, E2, Embraer, Farnborough, FIA2022, Porter Air, regional jet Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Boom Overture adds engines in design revamp

19 July 2022 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

A moody rendering of the Boom Supersonic Overture, with its new four-engine, gull wing design

Boom Supersonic announced the final design selection for its planned Overture supersonic jet. Now sporting four engines mounted on gull wings, as well as a contoured fuselage, company executives announced the revised configuration at the Farnborough International Airshow outside London this week.

This story is about: Boom, Boom Supersonic, emissions, engines, Farnborough, FIA2022, Overture, Rolls Royce, Supersonic Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Delta confirms 737 MAX 10 order

18 July 2022 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

A rendering of the 737 MAX 10 in Delta livery

Delta Air Lines confirmed an order for 100 new Boeing 737 MAX 10 jets this morning, the first big order announced at the 2022 Farnborough International Airshow. Assuming the plane is really built.

This story is about: 737 MAX, 737 MAX 10, 737-900ER, Boeing, Boeing Global Services, certification, Delta Air Lines, Delta Flight Products, Delta TechOps, Farnborough, FIA2022, seating, seats Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, Seats & Cabin

Delta, United both win access to serve Cape Town this winter

14 July 2022 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

A view of the Cape Town skyline from a helicopter flight

Delta Air Lines and United Airlines spent the past five months bickering over a scarce resource: access to fly from the US to Cape Town South Africa. The US DOT managed to negotiate a solution where both come away winners.

This story is about: Cape Town, CPT, Delta Air Lines, Department of Transportation, DoT, regulations, routes, South Africa, United Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

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