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Delta looks to flex at Haneda

1 May 2023 By Seth Miller 13 Comments

Inside Haneda AIrport by Twang_Dunga via flickr/Creative Commons https://www.flickr.com/photos/twang_dunga/8731834224/

In 2019 Delta Air Lines won big in the Haneda slot allocations. Four years later, however, the carrier sees dramatically different demand patterns and is seeking permission from the US Department of Transportation to alter its gateway cities, without going through a new slot allocation proceeding.

This story is about: Delta Air Lines, Department of Transportation, DoT, Haneda, HND, Japan, slots, Tokyo Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

ANA plans new long-haul LCC airline

27 October 2020 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

By pjs2005 from Hampshire, UK - Boeing 787 N1015B ANA Airlines, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=71147495

ANA plans a long-haul LCC operation as it overhauls is operational structure in the wake of COVID-19. The company sees an irrecoverable shift in demand profile and is adjusting in kind.

This story is about: 787, Air Japan, ANA, business class, economy class, Japan, LCC, LCCs, long-haul LCC, Peach, premium cabin Filed Under: Seats & Cabin

ZIPAIR pushes forward with plans for US service

21 April 2020 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

Japanese long-haul low cost carrier startup ZIPAIR sees challenges on the horizon, but it continues to push forward with its plans to launch service this year, including between its Tokyo hub and Honolulu later this Fall.

This story is about: Hawaii, HNL, Honolulu, JAL, Japan, Japan Airlines, Narita, routes, Tokyo, ZIPAir Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Finding happier moments in an absolutely terrible week for the aviation industry

14 March 2020 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

The past couple weeks offered up plenty of pain for the airline industry. There is, however, the occasional bit of fun, interesting or even good news coming through in response to the problems. Here are a few of those more positive stories to consider.

This story is about: Air Tahiti Nui, Frenchbee, Japan, Jet2, Paris, routes, Skymark, Spain, Tahiti Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

ZIPAir brings a basic cabin configuration to life

23 December 2019 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Fully flat beds are coming to the Asian LCC market in mid-2020. But that’s about the only thing exciting in the new ZIPAir cabin configuration unveiled last week. And some of the finer details straddle the line between disappointing and concerning.

This story is about: 787, 787-8, business class, economy class, IFC, IFE, IFEC, in flight, in-flight connectivity, in-flight entertainment, in-flight internet, in-seat power, inflight connectivity, inflight entertainment, JAL, Jamco, Japan, Japan Airlines, lie-flat beds, Narita, NRT, PaxEx, premium cabin, Recaro, seating, seats, Streaming IFE, Tokyo, wifi, ZIPAir Filed Under: IFEC, Seats & Cabin

Hawaiian, JAL come up short on anti-trust immunity plans

4 October 2019 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Hawaiian Airlnes' A330 (N375HA) inbound to LAX

Hawaiian and JAL had grand plans to coordinate their operations between Asia and Hawaii. The US DoT has other ideas. The ATI application was denied this week, citing insufficient benefit to passengers.

This story is about: antitrust imunity, Department of Transportation, DoT, Hawaii, Hawaiian Airlines, Japan, Japan Airlines, joint venture, routes Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Delta, United win big in Haneda slot allocation

16 May 2019 By Seth Miller 3 Comments

Inside Haneda AIrport by Twang_Dunga via flickr/Creative Commons https://www.flickr.com/photos/twang_dunga/8731834224/

Delta Air Lines and United Airlines came home the big winners in the most recent allocation of coveted route authorities at Tokyo’s Haneda International Airport. The pair combined for nine of the twelve available slots, with American Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines picking up the other three. The new flights should begin operation in Summer 2020.

This story is about: All Nippon Airways, American Airlines, ANA, antitrust imunity, ATL, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Delta Air Lines, DFW, Dulles, EWR, Haneda, Hawaiian Airlines, HND, HNL, Honolulu, IAD, JAL, Japan, Japan Airlines, joint venture, Korean Air, LAX, Los Angeles, Newark, O'Hare, ORD, PDX, Portland, routes, SEA, Seattle, United Airlines, Washington DC Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Welcome to the 2019 Haneda Slot Lottery!

22 February 2019 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Inside Haneda AIrport by Twang_Dunga via flickr/Creative Commons https://www.flickr.com/photos/twang_dunga/8731834224/

Which airlines and passengers will win the next round of Haneda slot allocations? Four carriers applied to add 19 flights for Summer 2020. Alas, only 12 slots are available.

This story is about: American Airlines, antitrust imunity, ATL, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Delta Air Lines, Detroit, DFW, DoT, DTW, Dulles, EWR, Guam, GUM, Haneda, Hawaiian Airlines, HND, HNL, Honolulu, Houston, IAD, IAH, Japan, joint venture, LAS, Las Vegas, LAX, Los Angeles, Newark, O'Hare, ORD, PDX, Portland, routes, SEA, Seattle, Tokyo, United Airlines, Washington DC Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Haggling for Haneda, Clashing over China

15 January 2019 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Inside Haneda AIrport by Twang_Dunga via flickr/Creative Commons https://www.flickr.com/photos/twang_dunga/8731834224/

Drama is unfolding in the battle for highly coveted route authorities. Haneda is, in theory, the focus but the fight is spilling over to China as well.

This story is about: American Airlines, China, Delta Air Lines, DoT, Haneda, Hawaiian Airlines, Japan, slots, Tokyo, United Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Hawaiian, JAL go all-in on joint venture application

14 June 2018 By Seth Miller 4 Comments

Can a joint venture truly deliver passenger benefits in the form of better connections and reduced fares? The proposal from JAL and Hawaiian Airlines might be the best chance we’ve seen yet to deliver on such promises.

This story is about: A380, AirAsiaX, ANA, Hawaii, Hawaiian Airlines, JAL, Japan, Japan Airlines, joint venture, oneworld, PaxEx, routes, Scoot, SkyTeam, Star Alliance Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

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