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Delta Will Cut MSP Capacity in 2017
Ryan Boyd December 21, 2016
Delta Air Lines, the largest carrier at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP), has announced that it will be cutting capacity at the airport by 0.61 percent in the first quarter relative to the same time in 2016. A spokesperson for the airline claims that reduced seat numbers will not necessarily mean reduced availability of flights and that Delta will simply use different planes.
To read more on this story, go to CBS Minnesota.
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Same thought as above. 0.61%? Isn't that basically just downgauging two flights from a M90 to a 717 or something?
Is that really 0.61 (as in, 61 hundredths) of a percent? That's barely a rounding error, and I doubt any customers would notice it. The linked article said capacity was reduced "slightly", so I can't imagine it's 61%... But if it is, then it looks like Minneapolis is getting Cincinnatied! ;)