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Spirit Airlines running triangle routes to meet CARES Act requirements

25 April 2020 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

If the planes are going to be mostly empty it is better to fly fewer of them. For Spirit Airlines this means sending some of its smaller jets on triangle routes, connecting two cities before retuning to a hub. The new service pattern appears planned through June based on schedule details reviewed online.

This story is about: Alaska Airlines, CARES Act, COVID-19, JetBlue, routes, Spirit Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

DOT grants exemptions to Delta, Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines under CARES Act obligations

20 April 2020 By Seth Miller 4 Comments

Flights to Hawaii will remain limited for the foreseeable future. The DOT will allow reductions between the mainland and the islands as it pays out billions to help keep airlines flying.

This story is about: Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, CARES Act, COVID-19, Delta Air Lines, Department of Transportation, DoT, Hawaii, Hawaiian Airlines, JetBlue, routes, Spirit Airlines, United Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Air Canada, Alaska Airlines extend elite status

7 April 2020 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

An Air Canada 787-9 departing Vancouver; image courtesy of the airline

Two more airlines announced elite status extensions this week, waiving the qualification requirements for the 2020 calendar year. Air Canada’s Altitude and Alaska Airlines’ MileagePlan members have another year at their existing tier without any additional flying required. There are a couple unique quirks from each program in how it will work.

This story is about: Aeroplan, Air Canada, Alaska Airlines, Altitude, COVID-19, elite status, frequent flier, frequent flyer, loyalty, MileagePlan Filed Under: Loyalty

DOT adjusts, finalizes airline route requirements for CARES Act funding.

7 April 2020 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

An Alaska Airlines 737 departs from the southern runway at LAX

US airlines will need to fly far more than demand dictates if they want to receive CARES Act funding for employees. But the obligations are reduced in the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) final order compared to the initial proposal. The DOT took feedback from all stakeholders into account in trying to strike an appropriate balance of service versus demand, slightly revising the rules.

This story is about: Alaska Airlines, Allegiant, American Airlines, COVID-19, Delta Air Lines, Frontier, Hawaiian Airlines, routes, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines, Sun Country, United Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Alaska Airlines offers elite bonus earning in face of COVID-19 booking weakness

6 March 2020 By Seth Miller 5 Comments

Still traveling in the face of the global Coronavirus/COVID-19 outbreak? If you’re flying on Alaska Airlines those trips will now get you even closer to elite status in the carrier’s Mileage Plan frequent flyer program.

This story is about: Alaska Airlines, COVID-19, elite status, frequent flier, frequent flyer, loyalty Filed Under: Loyalty

American Airlines, Alaska Airlines team up for West Coast international alliance

13 February 2020 By Seth Miller 5 Comments

An Alaska Airlines 737 departs from the southern runway at LAX

American Airlines and Alaska Airlines are longtime partners. That relationship is set to get a lot deeper as the two establish a “west coast international alliance” with more long-haul lift coming.

This story is about: Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Bangalore, BLR, frequent flier, frequent flyer, loyalty, oneworld, routes, SEA, Seattle, video Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, Loyalty

United Airlines drops Paine Field-San Francisco flights

2 February 2020 By Seth Miller 6 Comments

The new Paine Field commercial passenger terminal is now open for business, and it is a tremendous experience, inside and out.

United Airlines gave the route nearly a year to mature but the numbers never showed up. The San Francisco-Paine Field route will end for the carrier next month.

This story is about: Alaska Airlines, Everett, PAE, Paine Field, routes, San Francisco, SFO, United Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Alaska Airlines boosts its California hubs with more Pacific NW routes

28 August 2019 By Seth Miller 9 Comments

The west coast is getting a lot more connected thanks to an expanding Alaska Airlines route map. The carrier is bringing new and expanded service online starting in early January 2020 to connect many of its smaller Pacific Northwest destinations to its hubs at Los Angeles and San Francisco.

This story is about: Alaska Airlines, California, LAX, Los Angeles, routes, San Francisco, SFO Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

PaxEx Premium: Three key Q1 numbers for Gogo

14 May 2019 By Seth Miller

Inflight connectivity provider Gogo delivered a strong quarter in Q1 2019, topping analyst earnings estimates. The numbers also show a few areas that remain critical for long-term success and are not necessarily moving in the right direction as quickly as could be expected. The company's "growth engine" of global carriers in particular raises questions, some of which the company declined to answer, about where the improvements will really occur.

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This story is about: 2Ku, ADS-B, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, BizAv, business aviation, Delta Air Lines, earnings call, gogo, Gogo Vision, IFC, IFE, IFEC, in flight, in-flight connectivity, in-flight entertainment, in-flight internet, inflight connectivity, inflight entertainment, moving map, Oakleigh Thorne, Streaming IFE Filed Under: IFEC, PremCat, Premium

Delta moves towards free inflight wifi

9 May 2019 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

Free inflight wifi is set to soar on Delta Air Lines starting next week. The carrier plans a two week trial of the complimentary on approximately 55 flights each day as it studies the cost and value of making the shift.

This story is about: 2Ku, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Delta Studio, FlyFi, gogo, IFC, IFEC, in flight, in-flight connectivity, in-flight internet, inflight connectivity, Japan Airlines, JetBlue, Southwest Airlines, Streaming IFE, United Airlines, ViaSat, Virgin Australia Filed Under: IFEC

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