Archive for 'Westjet'
The Long Long Roundup
We’ve been very behind lately. We keep saying we’ll catch up, but life happens. We are committed to providing the best in airline news and commentary we possibly can, but we do have day jobs, of course.
Delta received preliminary approval to fly from New York’s JFK Airport to Bogota, Columbia.
Spirit Airlines announced starting May 8th, [...]
Posted: March 9th, 2008 under ATA, AirTran Airways, American Airlines, Baltimore-Washington - Thurgood Marshall International, Chicago - Midway Airport, Cleveland - Hopkins Airport, Continental Airlines, Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport, JetBlue Airways, London - Heathrow Airport, New York - John F. Kennedy International Airport, Newark - Liberty Airport, News, Northwest Airlines, Ryanair, Service Roundup, Skybus, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines, Westjet.
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Executive Decisions and Initiatives
Airlines have been making many changes in management of late. It inspired us to do a little review of what airline management has been saying, as well as some new initiatives.
Westjet
Westjet CEO Sean Durfy thinks the Canadian discounter could control as much as half of the domestic Canadian market by 2013. The airline currently [...]
Posted: September 12th, 2007 under Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines, JetBlue Airways, News, Opinion, Southwest Airlines, US Airways, Westjet.
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Roundup - Retirement, Ohio Bribes Continental, New Service, and More
Amadeus has signed an international rail distribution agreement with Wandrian, a global rail specialist, to distribute rail content to travel agents outside Europe who want to book rail globally. Through the web-based Amadeus RailAgent, travel agents outside Europe will have online connectivity and tools enabling them to book global rail passes and point-to-point tickets [...]
Posted: June 27th, 2007 under American Airlines, British Airways, Cleveland - Hopkins Airport, Continental Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Fares, London - Heathrow Airport, Newark - Liberty Airport, Service Roundup, Skybus, Toronto - Pearson Airport, United Airlines, Washington DC - Dulles International Airport, Westjet.
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Roundup
There’s a lot to catch up on…
Qantas is expanding its flight schedule to the United States, effective March 2008, bringing total flights to 46 flights per week. The increased schedule includes daily service between Los Angeles and Brisbane effective March 27th; Increasing to 17 weekly flights between Los Angeles and Sydney, effective March 30th; increasing [...]
Posted: June 14th, 2007 under ATA, AirTran Airways, Airbus, American Airlines, Bombardier, British Airways, Chicago - O'Hare Airport, Continental Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Denver International Airport, Embraer, Frequent Flyers, In-Flight, JetBlue Airways, Los Angeles International Airport, Midwest Airlines, Philadelphia International Airport, Qantas, Service Roundup, Southwest Airlines, U.S. Helicopter, US Airways, United Airlines, Washington DC - Dulles International Airport, Westjet.
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Service Updates
Jetblue is adding Saturday service from Boston to Aruba to complement its JFK service effective June 30th. It will also add service from Boston to San Diego once daily effective June 28th. Connections will be available to its partner, Cape Air.
Southwest Airlines will be adding one additional daily nonstop flight between Albuquerque and Dallas as [...]
Posted: April 12th, 2007 under Amtrak, JetBlue Airways, Midwest Airlines, Service Roundup, Southwest Airlines, Westjet.
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The Next Generation of 737s
Aero-News Network reports that the first 737NG with in-seat video was recently delivered to Jet Airways, an Indian carrier.
The latest 737-800 offers a Panasonic in-seat video system as an option, as standard outlets(not power ports) throughout the cabin. Boeing refers to it as the most technologically advanced single-aisle jet family on the market today. The [...]
Posted: September 8th, 2006 under Boeing, Westjet.
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Westjet Looks to Join Oneworld Alliance
Westjet, the second largest airline in Canada, is holding talks to join the Oneworld Alliance. The Oneworld Alliance consists of American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Qantas, Lan, Finnair and Iberian. Aer Lingus is scheduled to leave the alliance later this season, but new members, Malev Hungarian Airlines, Royal Jordanian, and Japan Airlines will be [...]
Posted: August 31st, 2006 under News, Westjet.
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