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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Sun Jun 03, 2018 11:18 pm

LATAM Peru division are already serving both Salta and Tucumán out of Lima.
That being said, it’s not a dumb idea the possibility of CM in these stations later.
The Argentine Government had been extremely protectionist before, in opening new stations for carriers from abroad.

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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Mon Jun 04, 2018 1:21 pm

Managua [MGA]
July 1983

SU MGA- HAV-SNN-SVO.............1x...IL6
IB SJO-MGA-HAV-MAD...............1x...D10
CM GUA-SAL- MGA-SJO- PTY...7x...737
SH TGU-MGA-SJO.......................7x..727
RL MGA-MIA.................................1x...727
RL MGA-MIA.................................4x..707
RL MGA-SJO-PTY........................4x...727
RL MGA-SAL-MEX........................1x...727
RL MGA-MEX................................3x..727
TA SAL-MGA-SJO-PTY.................7x...73S
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Mon Jun 04, 2018 1:25 pm

Until further notice, GUA is close due to the intense activity of Volcan de Fuego, resulting in volcanic ash over the airport area.

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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Mon Jun 04, 2018 3:19 pm

SJOtoLIR wrote:
Until further notice, GUA is close due to the intense activity of Volcan de Fuego, resulting in volcanic ash over the airport area.

Regards.



Some nasty eruption this was.
El Salvador's government released a statement, making MSLP and MSSS available for all the flights affected by the eruption.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Mon Jun 04, 2018 3:30 pm

Most airlines serving GUA are avoiding penalties for those passengers traveling to Guatemala City at this time.
This policy also applies at MGA due to the social inestability in Nicaragua.

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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Mon Jun 04, 2018 3:32 pm

Yesterday most GUA inbound flights opted to return to their points of origin. The exception was IB 6341 which was diverted to SAL.

At around 5pm (-6 GMT) the Civil aviation authority started working to clean the runway with the help of the Guatemalan army and workers from Guatemala City’s municipality.

The runway at GUA opened at 8 am (-6 GMT).
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Wed Jun 06, 2018 3:02 am

Proposed changes, in terms of weekly frequencies.

WK ZRH-SJO 2x to 3x. September onwards.
AF CDG-SJO 3x to 4x. October 29 - March.
KL AMS-SJO 3x. October - January.
KL AMS-SJO 3x to 4x. January - March. Year-round basis.
UA IAH-MGA. Gradually to 7x. July onwards.
UA IAH-SAP. 9x to 7x. January onwards.
WN FLL-BZE. 7x to 1x. October onwards.
WN HOU-LIR. 7x to 1x. October onwards.

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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Wed Jun 06, 2018 1:00 pm

San Jose [SJO]
July 1983

International
CM GUA-SAL-MGA- SJO-PTY....7x...737
IB SJO-MGA-HAV-MAD...............1x...D10
IB LIM-SJO-SJU-MAD.................1x...D10
KL SJO-CUR-POS-AMS..............1x...D10
MX SJO-GUA-MEX-LAX.............6x...72S
MM GUA-SJO-ADZ-BOG............3x...727
RL MGA-SJO-PTY.......................4x...727
SH TGU-MGA-SJO......................7x...727
QH SJO-MIA................................7x...737
TA SAL-MGA-SJO-PTY...............7x...737
LR SJO-MIA.................................9x...72S
LR SJO-MEX-LAX.......................4x...72S
LR SJO-SAP-CUN-MSY..............3x...72S
LR SJO-PTY-BAQ-MAR-CCS.....5x...72S
LR SJO-PTY-CTG-MAR-CCS.....2x...72S

Domestic
RZ SJO-LIO-BCL........................2x...CS2
RZ SJO-LIO ..............................10x...CS2
RZ SJO-OTR...............................6x...CS2
RZ SJO-GLF................................6x...CS2
RZ SJO-GLP................................7x...CS2
RZ SJO-RFR................................6x...CS2
RZ SJO-LIR-TNO........................4x...CS2
RZ SJO-LSL................................3x...CS2
RZ SJO-XQP..............................13x...CS2
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 07, 2018 9:20 am

Do you happen to have an SJO timetable from January/February 1990? Specifically where KL is mentioned? If I remember correctly, back then, our route was AMS-CUR-CCS-SJO, but recently I always have doubts about that (plus we probably no longer have even the boarding cards with us).
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 07, 2018 12:06 pm

A Interjet A320 XA-SUN flew threw the ash on sunday and it is having some work done in GUA.

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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 07, 2018 3:25 pm

SJOtoLIR wrote:
Proposed changes, in terms of weekly frequencies.


WN FLL-BZE. 7x to 1x. October onwards.


Regards.

Returns to Daily in Nov. DEN - BZE is increasing to 4X in Dec.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 07, 2018 3:26 pm

Did AM just announce MEX-LIR?
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 07, 2018 3:40 pm

yellowtail wrote:
Did AM just announce MEX-LIR?


It did!

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1395777
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 07, 2018 3:42 pm

yellowtail wrote:
Did AM just announce MEX-LIR?


Yes. Seems like:

AM 2656 MEX (0815) - LIR (1105) .....67
AM 2657 LIR (1205) - MEX (1505) .....67

* Embraer E90

Great schedule.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 07, 2018 10:46 pm

LTU932 wrote:
Do you happen to have an SJO timetable from January/February 1990? Specifically where KL is mentioned? If I remember correctly, back then, our route was AMS-CUR-CCS-SJO

I haven’t found any evidence concerning to that route.

KL AMS-CUR-PTY-SJO. 1x. D10
KL AMS-CUR-AMS. 1x. D10
January 1989



KL AMS-PTY-SJO. 3x. M11
October 1996



KL CCS-LIS-AMS. 1x. D10
KL GYE-CUR-CCS-LIS-ZRH-AMS. 1x. D10
KL XUIO-AUA-CCS-LIS-AMS. 1x. D10
July 1983

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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 07, 2018 11:07 pm

That's odd. I faintly remember that the departure out of CUR ended up being a very short flight, and CUR-PTY is obviously longer than CUR-CCS. I just wished I had a KL timetable from that time with me, or even whatever remains of that ticket.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Fri Jun 08, 2018 8:24 pm

Panama City [PTY]
July 1983

KL GUA-PTY-AUA-CCS-LIS-AMS...1x..D10
KL PTY-CUR-POS-LIS-AMS............1x..D10
KL LIM-PTY-CUR-LIS-ZRH-AMS....1x..D10
IB PTY-HAV-MAD............................1x...D10
IB GUA-PTY-SDQ-MAD..................1x...D10
LB MIA-PTY-VVI-LPB-ARI...............1x..72S
LB MIA-PTY-VVI-GRU.....................2x..707
RG LAX-PTY-GIG............................1x...D10
RG PTY-MAO-GIG-GRU..................1x...727
EU GYE-CLO-PTY-JFK...................2x...707
PL EZE-LIM-PTY-MIA.....................1x..DC8
CU PTY-HAV....................................1x...TU5
CU LIM-PTY-HAV............................1x...TU5
LM PTY-AUA-CUR...........................1x..DC9
LM PTY-CUR.................................. 1x..DC9
AM MEX-PTY...................................4x..DC8
MM MDE-PTY..................................3x..727
MM BOG-PTY..................................3x..727
AV LAX-PTY-BOG-LIM-SCL-EZE....2x..707
AV PTY-BOG....................................4x..707
AV PTY-CLO....................................,2x..707
SH TGU-SAP-ADZ-PTY...................4x..737
TA PTY-SJO-MGA-SAL...................7x..73S
RL MGA-SJO-PTY............................4x..727
LR SJO-PTY-BAQ-MAR-CCS..........5x..72S
LR SJO-PTY-CTG-MAR-CCS..........2x..72S
PA JFK-MIA-PTY..............................7x..D10
EA IAH-MSY-PTY-GYE-ASU...........1x...72S
EA IAH-MSY-PTY-GYE-LIM-EZE....1x...72S
EA JFK-MIA-PTY-BOG....................4x..L10
EA MIA-PTY-BOG-GYE...................1x...L10
EA MIA-PTY-BOG-UIO....................1x..72S
EA MIA-PTY-GYE-LIM-EZE.............1x..L10
EA JFK-PTY-CLO.............................2x..L10
EA MIA-PTY-UIO-GYE.....................1x..L10
EA MIA-PTY-BOG-UIO-GYE............1x..L10
CM GUA-SAL-MGA-SJO-PTY.........7x..737
CM PTY-BAQ...................................3x..LOE
CM PTY-CTG-BAQ-PTY..................2x..LOE
CM PTY-KIN....................................3x..LOE
CM PTY-MDE..................................3x..737
CM PTY-CLO...................................2x..737
OP PTY-BOG...................................2x..727
OP PTY-CCS...................................4x..727
OP PTY-GYE-LIM............................2x..727
OP PTY-LIM.....................................2x..727
OP PTY-MEX....................................5x..727
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Sun Jun 10, 2018 3:20 am

More information about KLM in Costa Rica:


KLM. October 1993.
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KLM. October 1994.
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Mon Jun 11, 2018 12:00 am

From Twitter, just moments ago
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PAC Albrook airport flooded
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Mon Jun 11, 2018 4:41 pm

How is United Airlines doing at this time in Central America ?

UA IAH-BZE 16x
UA IAH-GUA 17x
UA EWR-GUA 7x
UA IAH-RTB 8x
UA IAH-TGU 7x
UA IAH-SAP 14x
UA EWR-SAP 1x
UA IAH-SAL 14x
UA EWR-SAL 1x
UA IAH-MGA 9x
UA IAH-PTY 14x
UA EWR-PTY 9x
UA IAH-LIR 16x
UA EWR-LIR 1x
UA IAH-SJO 24x
UA EWR-SJO 9x

All: 167x weekly flights.
Some seasonal services are not running by now.
Edited on June 11, 2018.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Mon Jun 11, 2018 7:08 pm

You can add
UA IAD-GUA 1x

SJOtoLIR wrote:
How is United Airlines doing at this time in Central America ?

UA IAH-BZE 16x
UA IAH-GUA 17x
UA EWR-GUA 7x
UA IAH-RTB 8x
UA IAH-TGU 7x
UA IAH-SAP 14x
UA EWR-SAP 1x
UA IAH-SAL 14x
UA EWR-SAL 1x
UA IAH-MGA 9x
UA IAH-PTY 14x
UA EWR-PTY 9x
UA IAH-LIR 16x
UA EWR-LIR 1x
UA IAH-SJO 24x
UA EWR-SJO 9x

All: 167x weekly flights.
Some seasonal services are not running by now.
Edited on June 11, 2018.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Tue Jun 12, 2018 4:28 am

Just announced on the news, new flight: YVR to LIR. SWG will operate this seasonal service from Dec. 23rd 2018 to Mar. 31st 2019 using a Boeing 737Max 8. Nice to see LIR growing on connectivity, this flight adds up to the recently announced MEX-LIR by AMX, I hope the streak continues, LIR could use another European destination other than the once a week TOM flight from LGW.


Source: https://www.nacion.com/economia/negocio ... ium=social
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Tue Jun 12, 2018 3:16 pm

AA has just suspended MGA due to the current crisis:

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1396381
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Tue Jun 12, 2018 11:36 pm

AASAP777 wrote:
AA has just suspended MGA due to the current crisis:

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1396381
On Twitter, CM has been denying that they're suspending MGA as well, reaffirming their commitment to all the flights to MGA. That said, I doubt that will last long, given the security situation (especially if the crew has to overnight in MGA e.g. on CM 164 (which I don't know if they do)).
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Wed Jun 13, 2018 12:01 am

LTU932 wrote:
AASAP777 wrote:
AA has just suspended MGA due to the current crisis:

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1396381
On Twitter, CM has been denying that they're suspending MGA as well, reaffirming their commitment to all the flights to MGA. That said, I doubt that will last long, given the security situation (especially if the crew has to overnight in MGA e.g. on CM 164 (which I don't know if they do)).


How many CM flights have MGA as final destination? I know that some flights either continue to GUA or make a stop at SJO.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Wed Jun 13, 2018 1:11 am

aer wrote:
LTU932 wrote:
AASAP777 wrote:
AA has just suspended MGA due to the current crisis:

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1396381
On Twitter, CM has been denying that they're suspending MGA as well, reaffirming their commitment to all the flights to MGA. That said, I doubt that will last long, given the security situation (especially if the crew has to overnight in MGA e.g. on CM 164 (which I don't know if they do)).


How many CM flights have MGA as final destination? I know that some flights either continue to GUA or make a stop at SJO.


According to flightradar24 MGA has 6 CM flights per day: 1 to GUA, 2 to SJO and 3 to PTY.

From what has been published in the news, the flights that have been cancelled or rescheduled were the ones that had the crew staying overnight.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Wed Jun 13, 2018 1:14 am

aer wrote:
How many CM flights have MGA as final destination? I know that some flights either continue to GUA or make a stop at SJO.
CM only has one flight which overnights in MGA. Seems that one has been rescheduled.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Wed Jun 13, 2018 2:10 am

juanchito wrote:
You can add
UA IAD-GUA 1x

Agreed.
UA ORD-LIR 1x weekly also goes to that list.
Both UA ORD-SJO and UA IAD-SJO are not operating by now.

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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 14, 2018 12:36 am

https://www.crhoy.com/nacionales/pasaje ... o-a-rusia/

So once again charter flights in a bad light. Due to missing authorisation by DGAC, a charter flight from SJO to Russia is being delayed. Apparently, the flight that was organised by DestinosTV, has yet to deliver all the necessary permits and documentation, as well as clear things with Aeris.

Question: Anyone know which airline is operating? They're talking 300 passengers, so I'm guessing we're talking about something the size of a 777 or 747-400?
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 14, 2018 1:05 am

SJOtoLIR wrote:
juanchito wrote:
You can add
UA IAD-GUA 1x

Agreed.
UA ORD-LIR 1x weekly also goes to that list.
Both UA ORD-SJO and UA IAD-SJO are not operating by now.

Regards.


ORD-SJO is seasonal. On peak days it runs 2x daily (one a red eye). ORD-LIR also goes 2x on peak days in winter.

ORD-BZE runs year round.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 14, 2018 2:49 am

LTU932 wrote:
Anyone know which airline is operating? They're talking 300 passengers, so I'm guessing we're talking about something the size of a 777 or 747-400?

No info. Can't talked about 2018.
Here's a caption for the 2014 FIFA World Cup showing one of that charter flights covering the SJO-FOR sector.
One of the leased Boeing 747-400 from Atlas Air was utilized in those days for catering Costa Rican fans to Brazil.

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I heard a very known radio-show at noon four years ago, where one angry passenger talked about his experience on a apparently Boeing 777 from Malaysia and operating another charter flight from Costa Rica to Brazil, in June 2014.
No meal service on board. No in-flight entertainment. Limited flight attendents and only available for take-off and landing. Brutal departure hours and paying more than US 10 000.
The MH 370 [KUL-PEK] accident happened in March 2014 and the airline obviously experiencied issues in that date.
It was just his biassed opinion.

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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 14, 2018 4:15 am

LH expanded the code-share partnership with Copa Airlines as shown:

Lufthansa operated by Copa Airlines:
Panama City - Barranquilla
Panama City - Cali
Panama City - Cartagena
Panama City - Medellín
Effective: June 04.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 14, 2018 8:46 am

I remember the 5Y 747 (from pictures, I didn't yet return full time to Costa Rica). Back then I was even surprised about them having passenger aircraft in the first place. Anyway, about that charter from Destinos TV: https://www.crhoy.com/nacionales/jose-c ... e-cancelo/

They announced that it has been cancelled. The boss from Destinos TV claims an international fraud they became a victim of, shifting the blame to the people who were supposed to operate the flight. Passengers allegedly spent up to 10,000 Dollars just for this trip to Russia. That said, Destinos TV and its CEO claim that they're taking responsibility for what happened. How this will manifest itself, refunds, etc., remains to be seen.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 14, 2018 2:44 pm

B6 just got beat to the punch by NK. Spirit just anounced 11 new destinations from MCO and 5 are in Centam: GUA x4, SAL x2, SAP x2, SJO x4 then x7, and PTY x4 with flights starting October 4 and October 5.

With AV, CM and now NK the saying “camarón que se durme” comes to mind regarding B6.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 14, 2018 4:26 pm

nomorerjs wrote:
SJOtoLIR wrote:
juanchito wrote:
You can add
UA IAD-GUA 1x

Agreed.
UA ORD-LIR 1x weekly also goes to that list.
Both UA ORD-SJO and UA IAD-SJO are not operating by now.

Regards.


ORD-BZE runs year round.


No it is not. Seasonal November to April.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 14, 2018 7:06 pm

NK just announced opening routes to Central America from MCO. Looks like my hometown airport (SAP) is becoming NK's most served destination in Central America as it will now have flights to FLL, IAH (the sole flight of the expansion that survived in Houston) and now MCO. The timings are excellent since that will allow people a full week of work and then head for the airport for starting their family vacations.

Here's the link to the announcement:
http://ir.spirit.com/news-releases/news ... nces-major
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Thu Jun 14, 2018 9:40 pm

Times for SAP flights already in:
NK747 MCO-SAP 07:35 - 08:15 Tuesdays
NK746 SAP-MCO 09:05 - 13:50 Tuesdays.

NK775 MCO-SAP 15:30 - 16:10 Fridays
NK774 SAP-MCO 17:10 - 21:55 Fridays

All operated by A319.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Fri Jun 15, 2018 2:45 am

Spirit is clearly in disadvantage at PTY as the upcoming NK MCO-PTY 4x weekly will face CM MCO-PTY 35x weekly.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Fri Jun 15, 2018 12:51 pm

I got a notice about a CM and 9N joint press conference today in SPR. It seems to be scheduled for later this morning. Should be some interesting news
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Fri Jun 15, 2018 2:22 pm

SJOtoLIR wrote:
Spirit is clearly in disadvantage at PTY as the upcoming NK MCO-PTY 4x weekly will face CM MCO-PTY 35x weekly.


Maybe or maybe not. As the prices from PTY at CM are quite high (it is cheaper to start from SJO or some other destinations via PTY than starting from PTY).

Everything depends on the price, as NK may be focused on the lower price band.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Fri Jun 15, 2018 2:58 pm

Kilgen wrote:
SJOtoLIR wrote:
Spirit is clearly in disadvantage at PTY as the upcoming NK MCO-PTY 4x weekly will face CM MCO-PTY 35x weekly.


Maybe or maybe not. As the prices from PTY at CM are quite high (it is cheaper to start from SJO or some other destinations via PTY than starting from PTY).

Everything depends on the price, as NK may be focused on the lower price band.

No idea of NK MCO-PTY-MCO times, but even if red-eyes as FLL-PTY-FLL, it most likely would do OK.
Regardless of the schedule, NK has kept flying FLL-PTY up to daily while CM doesn't even fly to FLL daily, and that's CM with PTY O/D demand, better departure/arrival times and all the hub feed it could get.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Fri Jun 15, 2018 5:06 pm

yellowtail wrote:
I got a notice about a CM and 9N joint press conference today in SPR. It seems to be scheduled for later this morning. Should be some interesting news


Looks like it is an interline agreement. From Twitter:
BTIA @theBTIA
BTIA congratulates Tropic Air and Copa Airlines on the announcement of their interline agreement to facilitate easier travel for customers of both airlines- Connecting the Americas. t#TropicAirBelize #CopaAirlines #DestinationBelize

https://twitter.com/theBTIA/status/1007652825428611072
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Fri Jun 15, 2018 5:44 pm

more on the 9N & CM announcement.
https://www.tropicair.com/tropic-air-an ... agreement/
I think this is a first for 9N, COPA making sure they get every last passenger. Sounds like a win win all around for both.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Sat Jun 16, 2018 1:34 am

The “red-eye” schedule is basically focused for the business traffic as well as the “visiting friends and relatives” component.
This won’t be the case for the Orlando - Central America sector.
In my view, the leisure traffic would mostly load the planes of Spirit.
I expect full daylight flights on NK [Orlando - Central America].

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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Fri Jun 22, 2018 4:04 pm

Looks like CM is going to open 2 more destinations this year. Via Twitter:
Pedro Heilbron @PedroHeilbron
No hay mucho mas que agregar. Conectar y unir ha sido la mision historica de Panama y en @CopaAirlines hemos llevado este proposito a toda America. Este año hemos anunciado ya 4 nuevos destinos (Fortaleza, Bahia, Barbados y Puerto Vallarta), y pronto anunciaremos dos mas (¿ y ?)

https://twitter.com/PedroHeilbron/status/1010175933767192577
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Fri Jun 22, 2018 5:06 pm

Kilgen wrote:
Looks like CM is going to open 2 more destinations this year. Via Twitter:
Pedro Heilbron @PedroHeilbron
No hay mucho mas que agregar. Conectar y unir ha sido la mision historica de Panama y en @CopaAirlines hemos llevado este proposito a toda America. Este año hemos anunciado ya 4 nuevos destinos (Fortaleza, Bahia, Barbados y Puerto Vallarta), y pronto anunciaremos dos mas (¿ y ?)

https://twitter.com/PedroHeilbron/status/1010175933767192577


At least one of those will be a new destination in the US.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Fri Jun 22, 2018 5:14 pm

Kilgen wrote:
Looks like CM is going to open 2 more destinations this year. Via Twitter:
Pedro Heilbron @PedroHeilbron
No hay mucho mas que agregar. Conectar y unir ha sido la mision historica de Panama y en @CopaAirlines hemos llevado este proposito a toda America. Este año hemos anunciado ya 4 nuevos destinos (Fortaleza, Bahia, Barbados y Puerto Vallarta), y pronto anunciaremos dos mas (¿ y ?)

https://twitter.com/PedroHeilbron/status/1010175933767192577

Taking bets,
If in South America: AQP, PBM, (return to ) CUC
If in North America: DFW, PHX, HOU
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Fri Jun 22, 2018 6:24 pm

2travel2know2 wrote:
Kilgen wrote:
Looks like CM is going to open 2 more destinations this year. Via Twitter:
Pedro Heilbron @PedroHeilbron
No hay mucho mas que agregar. Conectar y unir ha sido la mision historica de Panama y en @CopaAirlines hemos llevado este proposito a toda America. Este año hemos anunciado ya 4 nuevos destinos (Fortaleza, Bahia, Barbados y Puerto Vallarta), y pronto anunciaremos dos mas (¿ y ?)

https://twitter.com/PedroHeilbron/status/1010175933767192577

Taking bets,
If in South America: AQP, PBM, (return to ) CUC
If in North America: DFW, PHX, HOU


From different news articles, I have read the following as potential destinations: PBM and SLA. But I wouldn't discard SAN.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Fri Jun 22, 2018 6:49 pm

Kilgen wrote:
From different news articles, I have read the following as potential destinations: PBM and SLA. But I wouldn't discard SAN.

PBM could be link to GEO future frequency increase.
SLA might make sense as demand for CM in Argentina can't be fill with the new frequencies and if the service is due for late this year, CM will be taking advantage of the summer season travel in Argentina.
SAN seems odd at this point, but if CM statistics of how many of its LAX passengers are actually SAN entice it to fly to SAN, who knows.
 
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Re: Central American aviation thread - 2018

Fri Jun 22, 2018 8:06 pm

Out of left field maybe St. Lucia? BGI bookings are supposedly very strong and Copa might want to add the last "major" island. I would Agree that PBM and SLA are likely candidates. In the USA, perhaps PHL or AUS or SAT.
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