More New Flights from America's "Other" Smaller Carriers
May 18, 2001, 7:00 am
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More New Flights from America's "Other" Smaller Carriers
More New Flights from America's Other Carriers
Midway Airlines is adding two new routes from its Raleigh-Durham hub. On June 1, it begins daily nonstop night service to Los Angeles using Boeing 737s. On June 19, it launches four daily flights to Washington/Dulles using 50-seat regional jets... JetBlue Airways has launched three daily flights to Syracuse, New York from its New York/Kennedy hub. Until May 31, JetBlue is waiving advance-purchase restrictions on Syracuse-Kennedy flights and onward service to five Florida destinations. One-way prices start at $49 to Kennedy and $94 to Florida through May 31... Southwest Airlines will continue its relentless expansion this summer by adding more longer-haul nonstop flights. On September 12, the carrier will add service between Houston/Hobby and both Los Angeles and Orlando. It will also add a daily nonstop between Islip, New York, and West Palm Beach.
Midway Airlines is adding two new routes from its Raleigh-Durham hub. On June 1, it begins daily nonstop night service to Los Angeles using Boeing 737s. On June 19, it launches four daily flights to Washington/Dulles using 50-seat regional jets... JetBlue Airways has launched three daily flights to Syracuse, New York from its New York/Kennedy hub. Until May 31, JetBlue is waiving advance-purchase restrictions on Syracuse-Kennedy flights and onward service to five Florida destinations. One-way prices start at $49 to Kennedy and $94 to Florida through May 31... Southwest Airlines will continue its relentless expansion this summer by adding more longer-haul nonstop flights. On September 12, the carrier will add service between Houston/Hobby and both Los Angeles and Orlando. It will also add a daily nonstop between Islip, New York, and West Palm Beach.
Jun 11, 2001, 1:42 pm
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Midway Airlines Reports May Traffic
Midway Airlines Corporation (Nasdaq: MDWY - news) today announced that May passenger traffic increased 37 percent over May 2000, capacity increased 46 percent, and load factor declined 4.1 points to 65.8 percent. For the first five months of 2001, passenger traffic increased 41 percent, capacity increased 50 percent, and load factor declined 3.9 points to 65.1 percent. Load factor continues to be impacted by the startup of several new routes. In spite of the slowing economy, the load factor on routes in operation for more than a year increased slightly to 70.1 percent.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/010611/chm022.html