Last edit by: MAH4546
New routes announced so far:
DFW-BZN, daily CR9, winter & summer seasonal
DFW-BOI, daily A319
DFW-SUX, daily ERJ145
DFW-SWO, 2x daily ERJ145
LGA-MVY, 3 weekly CR2, summer seasonal
LGA-BGR, 2 weekly CR2, summer seasonal
LGA-MYR, 2 weekly CR2, summer seasonal
LGA-ACK, 3 weekly ERJ170, summer seasonal
LGA-SDF, 1 daily CR2
CLT-SJC, daily A319, eastbound redeye, summer seasonal
ORD-SMF, double daily 738 including one eastbound redeye
LAX-SEA, 5 daily (4x A319 / 1x ERJ-175)
LAX-PDX, 3 daily ERJ-175
LAX-MSP, 2 daily A319
LAX-MSY, 1 daily 738
LAX-MCI, 1 daily A319
LAX-OMA, 1 daily A319
LAX-BDL, 1 daily 738, eastbound redeye
LAX-ANC, 1 daily, A319 seasonal
LAX-DRO, 1 daily, seasonal
LAX-RDU, 2nd daily, summer seasonal, A319
Route CUTS:
PHL-SMF
PHX-YYC
PHX-YEG (moving to winter seasonal)
DFW-BZN, daily CR9, winter & summer seasonal
DFW-BOI, daily A319
DFW-SUX, daily ERJ145
DFW-SWO, 2x daily ERJ145
LGA-MVY, 3 weekly CR2, summer seasonal
LGA-BGR, 2 weekly CR2, summer seasonal
LGA-MYR, 2 weekly CR2, summer seasonal
LGA-ACK, 3 weekly ERJ170, summer seasonal
LGA-SDF, 1 daily CR2
CLT-SJC, daily A319, eastbound redeye, summer seasonal
ORD-SMF, double daily 738 including one eastbound redeye
LAX-SEA, 5 daily (4x A319 / 1x ERJ-175)
LAX-PDX, 3 daily ERJ-175
LAX-MSP, 2 daily A319
LAX-MSY, 1 daily 738
LAX-MCI, 1 daily A319
LAX-OMA, 1 daily A319
LAX-BDL, 1 daily 738, eastbound redeye
LAX-ANC, 1 daily, A319 seasonal
LAX-DRO, 1 daily, seasonal
LAX-RDU, 2nd daily, summer seasonal, A319
Route CUTS:
PHL-SMF
PHX-YYC
PHX-YEG (moving to winter seasonal)
LAX Growth Announcement Week of 18 Jan 2016
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No, I'm not kidding.
I've flown CX F many times. I love it for the seat, but the ground services are absolutely non-existent and the food is certainly good, but not stellar.
You can't deny that AA has a third advantage - ground service, in that AA is offering the 5-Star Concierge to all LAXSYD F passengers.
I've flown CX F many times. I love it for the seat, but the ground services are absolutely non-existent and the food is certainly good, but not stellar.
You can't deny that AA has a third advantage - ground service, in that AA is offering the 5-Star Concierge to all LAXSYD F passengers.
If you want a real Asian lobster dish, go to a real Asian restaurant. It's better than anything CX or SQ can dream of. It's sad that people who eat terrible overcooked seafood suddenly hold their nose at AA food.
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For DFW-SUX, MVY & BZN, will they all just be summer seasonal?
I'm a little surprised it's DFW getting them as it makes a good portion of the country need to fly "out of the way" to then connect to these places. I would think, if only one city got SUX, it would be ORD. It could see both ORD & PHX making sense for BZN. And I would think PHL would make the most sense for MVY (although, since they already fly from DCA, I can understand having a non-east coast airport taking a 2nd flight).
I'm a little surprised it's DFW getting them as it makes a good portion of the country need to fly "out of the way" to then connect to these places. I would think, if only one city got SUX, it would be ORD. It could see both ORD & PHX making sense for BZN. And I would think PHL would make the most sense for MVY (although, since they already fly from DCA, I can understand having a non-east coast airport taking a 2nd flight).
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For DFW-SUX, MVY & BZN, will they all just be summer seasonal?
I'm a little surprised it's DFW getting them as it makes a good portion of the country need to fly "out of the way" to then connect to these places. I would think, if only one city got SUX, it would be ORD. It could see both ORD & PHX making sense for BZN. And I would think PHL would make the most sense for MVY (although, since they already fly from DCA, I can understand having a non-east coast airport taking a 2nd flight).
I'm a little surprised it's DFW getting them as it makes a good portion of the country need to fly "out of the way" to then connect to these places. I would think, if only one city got SUX, it would be ORD. It could see both ORD & PHX making sense for BZN. And I would think PHL would make the most sense for MVY (although, since they already fly from DCA, I can understand having a non-east coast airport taking a 2nd flight).
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I heard an elevator tech at LAX say that LAX-HKG will have to be postponed as the 77W they were going to use on that route is going to DFW-BZN instead.
I can't imagine I'd ever fly that route; honestly I just hope they keep the flagship lounge in LIT open and they don't downgauge LIT-NRT.
ETA–bad news, and being totally serious: DFW-MVY is well within the range of an E-175. I wouldn't expect anything bigger for that route. Same for BZN, if my armchair CEOing is to be believed.
I can't imagine I'd ever fly that route; honestly I just hope they keep the flagship lounge in LIT open and they don't downgauge LIT-NRT.
ETA–bad news, and being totally serious: DFW-MVY is well within the range of an E-175. I wouldn't expect anything bigger for that route. Same for BZN, if my armchair CEOing is to be believed.