This is an unusual sight.

http://twitpic.com/5t36v5

Cool pic.

Noticed they are down to one cancellation for Friday.

F9 is also down to 9 cancelled flights for today; three flights for today have been un-cancelled. They're also down to three chartered planes (12 chartered segments) for today, down from six planes (24 segments) yesterday.

As RSVP noted, there's only one cancellation on Friday. Eight flights (two planes) are via charters still but the Sun Country 738s have the same capacity as F9 320s so that makes things a little easier. Not quite sure OTOH why F9 is chartering a 752 to run its other four flights that day...North American Airlines must be offering them a good deal on service.

Bedford's comments to the Denver press regarding the fallout from the hailstorm, his thoughts on Frontier's restructuring, as well as competitor WN...

http://www.9news.com/money/209230/34...west-Airlines-

In an interview with another Denver station, Bedford defends Frontier's actions following the hailstorm, reiterating how they did not abandon their customers. He also mentioned that a new COO will be in place by the end of 2011, with the COO operating out of Denver.

It looks like the headquarters may be moving, though Bedford tried to be somewhat elusive, when asked about a new location.

http://denver.cbslocal.com/2011/07/2...uture-company/

Back to normal on Saturday, July 23.

Company press release:


http://media.frontierairlines.com/ar...rticle_id=5277

Bryan Bedford is making the rounds in Denver. Another interview, today:
http://www.9news.com/video/default.a...=1070632189001