That's almost worse than the schedule they ran at the end at DAY. Sometimes, the grass isn't greener on the other side of the river. Difficult to see it that way though given the dearth of success by even other ULCCs at DAY once they lost all the Cincy traffic bleed. Yeah agreed, WN had to start se...
Jump to postI can’t imagine that doing well unless they’re counting on running lots of connections through BNA. Cincinnati to Nashville is quite drivable. Color me surprised. Seems like a "last-ditch" effort to get something to stick. WN at CVG is down to an anemic schedule in June: 2x/day CVG-BWI 2x...
Jump to postWN CVG-BNA is loaded starting June 4, 2024 at 1x/day It's only loaded for June it seems, wonder if it's part of a larger announcement that is not fully loaded? I can’t imagine that doing well unless they’re counting on running lots of connections through BNA. Cincinnati to Nashville is quite drivab...
Jump to posta320flyer wrote:Update, routes loaded so far are CVG-BOS/CLT/FLL/IAH/PWM.
Looks like CVG is set to get some new dining options over the coming months. https://www.wlwt.com/article/cvg-airport-cincinnati-food-beverage-options/46415709# In more CVG news, Candace McGraw, the current CEO, has announced she is retiring June 0f 2025. I think she's done a great job leading the ...
Jump to postSeems an odd time to do this when SAS is in bankruptcy…unless transit pax are exempt?
Jump to postBTW do you realize how the US comes across in ordering the Dutch what to do? This aviation thing comes above the US meddling into ASML and the way the US approached this. Maybe difficult to understand for someone from outside The Netherlands, but this is more than just aviation. The Dutch aren’t be...
Jump to postWith CVG's numbers looking good for the year and looking like they're going to be close to 2019 numbers, I got curious how those look compared to the forecasted numbers from the newest Master Plan. In the below spreadsheet, I've compared, passenger numbers, cargo, and operations on an annual basis ...
Jump to postDon’t forget that the city of Amsterdam also wants to cut down on tourists! They are going to ban cruise ships from docking in the Amsterdam harbor. There is a message here—if you don’t live here, we don’t want you! Sooner or later, when revenues from tourism and travel drop, they may decide that m...
Jump to postIt's like a once great trading and commerce Nation committing slow aviation suicide. Oh well, who wants jobs and prosperity anyway....am I right? They don't want to be under water, that's understandable, no ? Do you you think the Netherlands pursuing self-sanctioning and de-growth is going to accom...
Jump to postGosh. No new routes. The ongoing pilot shortage will continue to crimp capacity/network growth unfortunately. I don't think IND is going to suffer too much from it since there's not really a shortage of mainline pilots. It's felt really heavily at the regionals and one of the solutions is to upgaug...
Jump to postbringbackATA wrote:Gosh. No new routes.
A few points from myself re. the whole debate about WFH… I don’t know about other countries, but in the UK at least the contract will typically state where you’re expected to work. If a contract specifies an office and it was never updated, then in my view there’s not much those who now want to con...
Jump to postSounds like over controlling people born before 1980 who want people back in the office. Sounds like lazy people born after 2000 wanting to stay home in their jammies and can't cope with the thought of a world being beyond their computer/phone screens. As a rebel Millennial (not Gen Z, but whatever...
Jump to postHybrid seems to make the most sense to me in allowing a degree of WFH flexibility while keeping some structure in place for those that need it. Our work group has one mandatory in office day per week where everyone is in at the same time with the rest of the week being flex…seems to be working out ...
Jump to postIf I had to guess, I think the default moving forward will be hybrid…2-3 days in office. It’s just such a complex issue though that really varies by job type. The problem I see generally is that, if we’re being honest, the majority of employees aren’t elite performers and frankly (and this has just ...
Jump to postIIRC, FL had a nice niche carved out overall at DAY until WN took them out back and shot them to move to the perceived greener pastures of CVG, where they've only been able to manage a similar level of service (four year-round, three of which have heavy competition). Same thing happened with CAK. M...
Jump to postMidwestindy wrote:Let's not overcomplicate it, the answer is much more obvious, DL used to operate a hub at CVG and the TATL service to CVG is a holdover from that.
And I want to make this extremely clear and this needs to be screamed all over this forum. BA selected CVG not because they are the stronger market/economy (they're not by the way Cincy is a very stagnant and mediocre economy) but because CVG (Ohio and Kentucky) offered a far superior subsidy packa...
Jump to postAnd I want to make this extremely clear and this needs to be screamed all over this forum. BA selected CVG not because they are the stronger market/economy (they're not by the way Cincy is a very stagnant and mediocre economy) but because CVG (Ohio and Kentucky) offered a far superior subsidy packa...
Jump to postI hear you, and I’m sorry you’re experiencing these challenges. Just know that you aren’t alone. Sounds like we’re around the same age. For me, I didn’t fully accept my sexuality and start coming out until I was around 30 (also single for most of that time, no kids of my own, etc), so for the longes...
Jump to postThing is, Russians will know that the first thing Putin did was to flee Moscow, which has to damage him, particularly among people who believed he was a strong leader. Well what do you expect western media houses to say with their political propaganda, there is a lot to be said about having control...
Jump to posttomcat wrote:I'd like to know how the Ukrainians view this move and more generally how they feel at the end of this day.
Indianapolis is the number one unserved US market to Europe. A quarter of a million passengers flew between Indianapolis and Europe https://simpleflying.com/indianapolis-airport-rebuilding-southern-runway/ But sure....IND needs $10-15M+ to prove its viability to Europe, despite already profitably s...
Jump to postI’m not sure I would call being accused of kidnapping/abusively exploiting your daughter a “limited inconvenience.”
Jump to postToo bad neither political party has even a remote interest in addressing this.
Jump to postWithout the ability to project power and maintain credible defense what can you do but follow? I don’t believe “blindly” following the US is what’s required, but if you’re going to cede your military power leaving you nothing but economic weight to throw around (which can’t realistically carry you t...
Jump to postWe should all know by now that for his most hardcore supporters there is literally nothing he could do that would dissuade them (except for encouraging Covid vaccination apparently).
Jump to postNot sure how this really stacks up against other states to know if it’s really a big deal. IIRC in my state if you were under 16 you just needed parental consent and were capped at the weekly hours you could be scheduled. No requirement to obtain permission from some state board— that seems a bit on...
Jump to postWho else but pure market fundamentalists would side with her. You can see them grinning from ear to ear - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTWIHv7myJg Apparently, Laura Ingram has said something to MTG, some sort of catfight but can't get any news about it atm. The mistake here is of course thinking...
Jump to postI'm a registered Republican. I'm socially moderate to liberal. I'm fiscally conservative. I believe in a great many, although not all, of the ideas coming from the "America First" ideology. And I hereby call upon Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene to resign from office, immediately. ht...
Jump to postWhat is truly absurd is these non-persons of color experts on race issues involving this case...go absolutely silent on two other phenomenons centered division/hatred and disdain for .. 1. Sexism - Not one of them will dare publicly deny it's existence or impact present, past or future of it (solut...
Jump to postPhilly had a 10 point lead at the half, despite spotting KC seven points on the (unforced) Hurts fumble. The inability of their defense to hold a lead in the second half is what decided the game, IMO. None of us know what would have happened if the late penalty wasn't called. PHL could have gotten ...
Jump to postI am in real estate development, thus urban planning is one of my interests. Being from the Netherlands, it interests me how people get around and why American/Canadian cities have been designed in such a way that the only viable way to get around is by car. So it is not a choice to go by car, but ...
Jump to postI thought I would be more annoyed by the raucousness…but I honestly quite enjoyed the heckling as well as how Biden seemed to revel in taunting and serving it back. All seemed very parliament-like. Honestly I think it’s time we return to the Jeffersonian tradition of the State of the Union being del...
Jump to postI will back law enforcement any chance I get but things like this make it really difficult. Don't you realize that everything is recorded now, everywhere. So this guy obviously pissed you off, you didn't stop to think, while beating the brakes off this guy, that it might be, I don't know, recorded?...
Jump to postNegative. Communists and socialists definitely believe in necessity of the state. Err, not quite. Anarcho-communism and social anarchism are well-established schools of anarchist thought: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-communism https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_anarchism Naturally, b...
Jump to postCould also categorise them as Libertarian. Or communists or socialists. Negative. Communists and socialists definitely believe in necessity of the state. Err, not quite. Anarcho-communism and social anarchism are well-established schools of anarchist thought: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho...
Jump to postThen these people aren't anarchist then as the violence was not random but targeted and had a political motivation behind it. Its complicated, the only "political" view of anarchists is that there should be no state. So they are against all state institutions (for example police). They do...
Jump to postBA744PHX wrote:or LAS however both are already connected by KL to AMS.
The Bengals have beaten the Chiefs twice now in the past year and wouldn't bet against them this year, especially now seeing how they rolled the Bills. Would be great to see Philly advance to the Super Bowl to play the Bengals, but 49ers game has been strong this year. I am biased, but hope to see t...
Jump to postFor the 85% of people that don't care I think you inadvertently summed it up here. Most people don’t care (for leftist virtue signaling as well as right wing culture war nonsense on this issue). Thus it’s challenging to see this being a wedge issue that will meaningfully impact independence sentime...
Jump to postIt's an abrogation of their sovereignty. Legally speaking I think it’s been established that it’s not. As a devolved nation in the UK their sovereignty only extends so far. Again, it’s yet to be demonstrated that this episode at all moves the needle as to the question of independence among the gene...
Jump to postThe cynic in me says that Nicola Sturgeon and her party introduced this law knowing that it would be challenged by Westminster as items relating to the equality act are not devolved. They can, and will, now use this to increase pressure for independence. Are trans issues in Scotland really so galva...
Jump to postThe cynic in me says that Nicola Sturgeon and her party introduced this law knowing that it would be challenged by Westminster as items relating to the equality act are not devolved. They can, and will, now use this to increase pressure for independence. Are trans issues in Scotland really so galva...
Jump to postThe cynic in me says that Nicola Sturgeon and her party introduced this law knowing that it would be challenged by Westminster as items relating to the equality act are not devolved. They can, and will, now use this to increase pressure for independence. Are trans issues in Scotland really so galva...
Jump to postIn the US, there is a larget land area and a much lower population density in general than Europe. https://www.stockingblue.com/img/gc20180214.png https://www.stockingblue.com/article/128/eu-and-us-states-by-population-density/ There are very few states beating out the EU for density. in the 1950's...
Jump to postIn the US, there is a larget land area and a much lower population density in general than Europe. https://www.stockingblue.com/img/gc20180214.png https://www.stockingblue.com/article/128/eu-and-us-states-by-population-density/ There are very few states beating out the EU for density. in the 1950's...
Jump to postNot sure that you are understanding the rules. They can obstruct the process with amendments to delay the bill, to the point that they force a vote due to time. Congress can't allow the US to default. As opposed to the current rules where they obstruct by withholding their votes until the 11th hour...
Jump to postSince that is must-pass legislation, and they are now free to add amendments without committee approval To clarify, they could propose amendments which would be voted on, not that they’ll necessarily pass to ultimately be included in the final bill. Yes, as I explained, the issue is the legislation...
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