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Old Mar 4, 2016 | 10:44 pm
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Originally Posted by rishib
Was just on MUC-IAH in Jan. It was pretty full, definitely lots of connecting traffic. (we connected from BOM) Would be surprised that gets cut.
Originally Posted by cfischer
MUC is hit or miss. I have seen 1/3 full Y (C was full) ... now if c loads are going down ... that route may not survive.

It's also a fairly new route and with LH continuing to use MUC for Asia travel it is a good feeder flight for UA.
If anything I could see AMS go before MUC.

Originally Posted by RobOnLI
Except IAH is the only fully operational flight through winter (all relative). DEN, ORD, EWR and IAD are all prone to massive snow storms as we have seen this winter already. One snow storm and IAD and EWR are both shut down for days. SFO is plagued by fog a good part of the year so it's not ideal either.

IAH, of course, can fail in summer with the flooding and thunderstorms they get but these days are more rare than snow in the other hubs or fog in SFO.
LAX still offers the best operational environment weatherwise.
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