Themes of the Week
- Cathay is coming to Texas.
- Delta is connecting SLC and Asia.
- Delta is willing to keep Austin Weird and spread the vibe to five new cities.
- There are some shake-ups in the Essential Air Service (EAS) world.
- Icelandair is headed to BNA.
- Our next Airport Roundtable will be January 8-10, 2025 in Palm Springs! Alaska, Landline, Southwest, Sun Country and United have already confirmed they will be attending. This event will sell out fast. RSVP here now.
Capacity Update
For a detailed view of capacity changes by airline and route click here.
- Removed CRP to Monterrey, MX (MTY) from future schedules.
- Suspended service between FLL and LAX from January 6 onward.
- Reduced capacity in January and February by 8% and 5% week over week, respectively. The reductions were mostly from January 7 through February 12.
- Filed previously announced new service from DFW to Hong Kong (HKG) starting on April 24.
- Announced and filed new, once daily service from SLC to Seoul, Korea (ICN) starting June 12.
- Filed five new AUS routes starting in May: ECP, IND, MEM, SFO and TPA.
- Filed two special routes to DAB for the Daytona 500 in February: DTW and LGA.
- Suspended the resumption of Tel Aviv (TLV) service from JFK until January.
- Resumed MQT to MSP in January. The market was last served in January 2022.
- Downgauged select SkyWest routes in the Midwest from DTW and MSP from CRJ-700 to CRJ-550 from November onward.
Denver Air Connection (KG)
- Filed new service from ORD to Muskegon, MI (MKG) starting November 1. They won the Essential Air Service (EAS) contract and are replacing Southern Airways Express. The subsidy for year 1 is $6.8m.
- Cancelled service from DEN to Kearney, NE (EAR) from November onward. United (SkyWest) will take over the EAS contract then.
- Announced and filed new service from BNA to Reykjavík, Iceland (KEF) from May 16 onward.
- Filed previously announced eight new and resuming routes: BNA to ABQ, ALB, JAN, MEM, PVD and TUL; and MCO to RIC and SAN.
- Extended schedule through June 4.
- Reduced capacity in November and December 15% and 17% week over week, respectively. Many markets received seasonal suspensions during these months.
- Filed new service from ORD to EAU starting in December. United/SkyWest won the EAS contract and the subsidy is worth $5.9m the first year.
- Filed new service from EWR to Dominica (DOM) starting in February.
- Filed new and resuming service starting in March from DFW and IAH to MTY.
- Removed LAX to Chengdu, China (TFU) from future schedules.
- Added LAX to Hangzhou (HGH) flights from November through March. These flights are flied as restricted and don't appear to be selling yet.
Note 1: Schedule information presented in the Weekly Airline Schedule Summary comes from what is loaded in Cirium schedules via Diio Mi and may not reflect what airlines are selling.
Note 2: The Weekly Airline Schedule Summary and linked Capacity Summary are not intended to be an all-inclusive source for every schedule change made every week.
United States Capacity by Carrier
August On-Time Performance
TSA Update
September 1-29 is at 101.7% of 2023 levels.