Delta, American, United, Jetblue, Spirit…
The eight major airlines that operate in the US launch their new routes in the fall, according to Travel Pulse.
Alaska Airlines will expand service between Yakima and Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on November 17. It will also add the route from Los Angeles to Guatemala City, Guatemala on December 14.
American, Delta and United are also set on the day. American, for its part, adds routes from Texas to Birmingham, Alabama; Nashville to Gainesville, Florida and Los Angeles to Eugene, Oregon. Additionally, it is expanding service on 10 routes from North Carolina’s Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) beginning December 5. Destinations include Belize City, Belize; Cancun, Mexico; Curaçao; Liberia, Costa Rica; Los Cabos, Mexico; Montego Bay, Jamaica; Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic; Punta Cana, Dominican Republic; San Juan, Puerto Rico and St. Croix, US Virgin Islands.
Delta will relaunch service to Curacao from Atlanta for the first time since 2010 beginning December 16. Last month, United Airlines announced the addition of 127 new nonstop flights for the upcoming college football season. More flights and larger planes will fly to numerous college towns and cities, including Ann Arbor, Michigan; Knoxville, Tennessee and Columbus, Ohio, among others.
The low cost also enlist new routes and more frequencies in this period. Avelo debuts in the Caribbean with service between Connecticut’s Tweed-New Haven Airport and Puerto Rico’s San Juan Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport. The new flights will begin on November 15.
Southwest, meanwhile, will launch daily nonstop service between Long Beach, California, and Albuquerque, New Mexico on September 5. Starting October 7, the airline will offer seasonal Saturday service between Kansas City, Missouri and Montego Bay, Jamaica and Los Cabos. , Mexico. Meanwhile, Southwest’s current service between Kansas City and Cancun, Mexico will operate daily beginning October 5.
Spirit Airlines will offer a new nonstop route to Las Vegas from Charleston, South Carolina beginning September 7. The flight will operate five times a week. And Jetblue, another low-cost airline, is also expanding service to the Caribbean this fall, connecting New York City’s John F. Kennedy International Airport with Robert Llewellyn Bradshaw International Airport (SKB) in St. Kitts and Nevis starting on 2 November and flying from JFK to Belize City, Belize beginning December 6.
as revealed REPORTUR.usin the punctuality ranking in the United States during the month of July, Delta stood out above American and United, however, the one that led the list was Alaska Airlines, surpassing the large US airlines.
According to Cirum data, Alaska stands out operating 36,960 flights in July, with a punctuality of 82.08%, a cancellation rate of only 0.29% and followed in order (Punctuality Ranking in the USA: Delta surpasses American and United)
