Northwest expands Indianapolis schedule yet again, adds Phoenix
Nov 1, 2004, 2:56 pm
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Northwest expands Indianapolis schedule yet again, adds Phoenix
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/041101/cgm041_1.html
NEW SEASONAL SERVICE TO PHOENIX
Northwest will add its 16th nonstop destination from Indianapolis with new seasonal service to Phoenix, offered from Feb. 16 to April 30, 2005. The flight will be operated with Northwest's 124-seat Airbus A319 aircraft.
ADDITIONAL FREQUENCIES
Northwest also announced that it will offer additional frequencies to existing nonstop destinations including Ft. Myers, Fla., Las Vegas, Philadelphia and Tampa, Fla.
Starting Feb. 16, Northwest will offer a second flight to Ft. Myers, Las Vegas and Tampa. The Las Vegas flight will be operated with a 124-seat Airbus A319, with 16 seats in first class and 108 seats in coach class. Northwest's additional Ft. Myers and Tampa flights will be operated with a 100-seat DC9, with 16 seats in first class and 84 seats in coach class.
Through its Northwest Airlink partner, Pinnacle Airlines, Northwest will offer a third departure to Philadelphia beginning Jan. 4. The Northwest Airlink flights will be operated with 44-seat Canadair Regional Jets (CRJs), operating six days per week.
Northwest will add its 16th nonstop destination from Indianapolis with new seasonal service to Phoenix, offered from Feb. 16 to April 30, 2005. The flight will be operated with Northwest's 124-seat Airbus A319 aircraft.
ADDITIONAL FREQUENCIES
Northwest also announced that it will offer additional frequencies to existing nonstop destinations including Ft. Myers, Fla., Las Vegas, Philadelphia and Tampa, Fla.
Starting Feb. 16, Northwest will offer a second flight to Ft. Myers, Las Vegas and Tampa. The Las Vegas flight will be operated with a 124-seat Airbus A319, with 16 seats in first class and 108 seats in coach class. Northwest's additional Ft. Myers and Tampa flights will be operated with a 100-seat DC9, with 16 seats in first class and 84 seats in coach class.
Through its Northwest Airlink partner, Pinnacle Airlines, Northwest will offer a third departure to Philadelphia beginning Jan. 4. The Northwest Airlink flights will be operated with 44-seat Canadair Regional Jets (CRJs), operating six days per week.
Nov 1, 2004, 3:44 pm
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Good to see. I guess we know where all these reurning FAs are going!
Nov 2, 2004, 8:58 pm
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Do you think this has been in plan, or is a land grab on ATA's bankruptcy?
Nov 3, 2004, 4:58 pm
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Originally Posted by StSebastian
Do you think this has been in plan, or is a land grab on ATA's bankruptcy?