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Old Nov 1, 2015, 6:41 am
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Xero
 
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Originally Posted by akarneboge
Boston clearly has a few point to point routes, however I've never heard AA call it (or LaGuardia for that matter) a focus city. I know back in the days of the cornerstone, "New York" was combined (as that JFK and LGA were one). Now, neither Boston or LaGuardia has enough routes to be called hubs. I'd be interested to see what they do with Boston. They had some good times there back in the day...it's sad to walk those corridors now.
DL still does not consider LAX a hub even if it has more flights than SEA (a hub). In my point, I am going by what what I feel is defined as a hub (not AA's marketing department considers hubs). A focus city is defined as an airline has service to several destinations other than its hubs. Thus, BOS meets this definition.

With so many hubs in the northeast (JFK/LGA, DCA, PHL), BOS could be vulnerable.
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