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LoganFlyer Dec 11, 2010 10:44 am

DL adding BOS-CDG
 
In addition to the 2x daily AF operates on the route, DL is adding a BOS-CDG frequency starting 3/26/11 on the 752. Schedule:

DL048 BOS1850 – 0755+1CDG 752 D
DL049 CDG1110 – 1310BOS 752 D

Not sure if there's enough market for 3x daily on this route.

Source: http://airlineroute.net/2010/12/11/d...line+route+%29 (scroll about 2/3 of the way down)

ryandc99 Dec 11, 2010 12:36 pm

I'd take a guess and say CVG-CDG will be canceled soon.

Dieuwer Dec 11, 2010 1:37 pm

Is AA still operating the seasonal flight as well?

reigndrop Dec 11, 2010 2:47 pm

that's a lot of capacity for boston...

jimyvr Dec 11, 2010 3:51 pm


Originally Posted by dieuwer2 (Post 15428508)
Is AA still operating the seasonal flight as well?

Looks like AA is still operating seasonal 757 service.

zman Dec 11, 2010 4:34 pm


Originally Posted by LoganFlyer (Post 15427610)
In addition to the 2x daily AF operates on the route, DL is adding a BOS-CDG frequency starting 3/26/11 on the 752. Schedule:

DL048 BOS1850 – 0755+1CDG 752 D
DL049 CDG1110 – 1310BOS 752 D

Not sure if there's enough market for 3x daily on this route.

Source: http://airlineroute.net/2010/12/11/d...line+route+%29 (scroll about 2/3 of the way down)

This route was announced a while back.
BOS-CDG will be 4X seasonal (2 AF, 1 DL, 1 AA).

"Enough market"
What about DL adding 2X to the BOS-LHR from the 7X (3 BA - 1X VX (all with much larger planes) and 3X AA).

Should be a bunch of good TATL fares and mileage bonus opportunities this spring/summer from BOS.

StefanNYC Dec 11, 2010 5:08 pm


Originally Posted by LoganFlyer (Post 15427610)
DL048 BOS1850 – 0755+1CDG 752 D
DL049 CDG1110 – 1310BOS 752 D

Not sure if there's enough market for 3x daily on this route.

Provided some attractive pricing, I could easily see myself doing JFK(LGA)-BOS-CDG and/or vice versa.

AF is not bad per se, but (i) it's a constant challenge to get good seats on their flights, (ii) they seem to be quite stubborn lately when it comes to $$$.

N639DL Dec 11, 2010 5:09 pm

This was announced at least 2 weeks ago, if not longer.

Evan! Dec 11, 2010 5:34 pm

I wonder if PIT > CDG is in peril. Anyone know if this route is working out for Delta? Without the PIT SM/MQM promo will it be ended?

Davescj Dec 11, 2010 5:36 pm


Originally Posted by ryandc99 (Post 15428208)
I'd take a guess and say CVG-CDG will be canceled soon.

It has to be one of the last international flights CVG has. What a shame to see the hub dying this way. Now, don't get me wrong...I think it is the right biz decision, but too bad it can't stay around. The crews ex-CVG are great.

I wonder how DL will use BOS as a focus city once 787 comes on line.

Dave

N830MH Dec 11, 2010 6:06 pm


Originally Posted by N639DL (Post 15429568)
This was announced at least 2 weeks ago, if not longer.

I think that was couple months ago when DL announced new routes from JFK/BOS-CDG or anywhere else. I wasn't sure about this one. I think that was in earlier November when DL announced for next new TATL flight.

marais Dec 11, 2010 7:52 pm


Originally Posted by Davescj (Post 15429702)
I wonder how DL will use BOS as a focus city once 787 comes on line.

I wonder too, and I'm intrigued. At first I was surprised by int'l flights out of Logan Term A (i.e. AMS, LHR, CUN and now CDG) but it looks like BOS could develop as a good reliever for JFK on TATL itins. Makes perfect sense to me, and there seems to be plenty of capacity at Logan A for this to develop. The only glitch in this scenario is that arrivals have to go to Customs at Term E, which isn't too bad but would be better if there could be int'l entry at A.

N639DL Dec 11, 2010 8:10 pm


Originally Posted by N830MH (Post 15429854)
I think that was couple months ago when DL announced new routes from JFK/BOS-CDG or anywhere else. I wasn't sure about this one. I think that was in earlier November when DL announced for next new TATL flight.

I believe BOS-CDG was announced when MIA/BOS-LHR was confirmed by the DOT.


Originally Posted by marais (Post 15430308)
I wonder too, and I'm intrigued. At first I was surprised by int'l flights out of Logan Term A (i.e. AMS, LHR, CUN and now CDG) but it looks like BOS could develop as a good reliever for JFK on TATL itins. Makes perfect sense to me, and there seems to be plenty of capacity at Logan A for this to develop. The only glitch in this scenario is that arrivals have to go to Customs at Term E, which isn't too bad but would be better if there could be int'l entry at A.

DL wanted to have customs at A when the building was massively renovated in 2005, but Massport rejected the request. I fully support the idea of having a second customs center for Terminals A and B, while having the Terminal E customs expanding to cover Terminal C.

ClipperDelta Dec 12, 2010 4:14 am


Originally Posted by ryandc99 (Post 15428208)
I'd take a guess and say CVG-CDG will be canceled soon.

No, CVG-CDG is staying.


Originally Posted by Evan!
I wonder if PIT > CDG is in peril. Anyone know if this route is working out for Delta? Without the PIT SM/MQM promo will it be ended?

PIT-CDG is going daily for summer 2011, up from 5x weekly this past summer.

MAH4546 Dec 12, 2010 5:24 am

Air France is cutting capacity on this route by quite a bit. The second frequency will operate for a reduced time period compared to last year, and the route will go to a 330 in the early fall. So it will be an AF 330/DL 757 in September. Last year it was an AF 744/AF 343.

The only time this will lead to more capacity is during peak summer.


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