Here we grow again! -merged topics

Just some longer term ideas on routes since the press release states, "WN plans to return to SFO in a meaningful way."

Short haul- SFO-ONT, SFO-LAS, SFO-SAN, SFO-SEA, SFO-PHX

Medium - SFO-DEN, SFO-AUS, SFO-MCI, SFO-MDW, SFO-STL

Long Haul- SFO-PHL, SFO-ISP, SFO-IAD, SFO-PIT, SFO-DTW

Routes that should be added, SFO-MSP, SFO-LGA, SFO-DCA, ah what about WN getting the "beyond perimeter" slots for DCA that Spirit is dropping? Add two cities with a route that would have no direct competition. That would be the best, and justify the costs for both cities they currently don’t serve.

The only other question that I would have is WN returning to SFO because they don't want Virgin USA to fly? If so, I commend them. Oh who am I kidding I commend WN for making smart business decisions, over and over. Placing employees on the same level of customers, realizing that the customer may pay the bills, but employees keep the customers coming back. Accepting suggestions from the employees who do the job and making WN a fun place to work. Way to grow!
 
ah what about WN getting the "beyond perimeter" slots for DCA that Spirit is dropping?
Spirit's flights are not beyond perimeter slots just regular slots. And I believed the slots that they have a DCA are owned by US.
 
I heard that more new service could be announced today...

Southwest unveils routes for B-737s
Charlie Lunan
3/8/2007

Southwest Airlines shed light on where it plans to fly all those new Boeing 737s it will be getting this year.

The airline announced 18 new flights in 15 cities. Southwest expects to expand capacity by up to 8 percent this year with delivery of 37 new Boeing 737s this year.

Much of the new flights are aimed at improving service at Baltimore/Washington, Denver, Houston Hobby, Oakland, Orlando, and Providence.

The new flights will begin taking off June 4 when Southwest will introduce daily nonstop service from Providence to Fort Lauderdale/Hollwyood and Orlando and from Houston Hobby to San Diego and Orlando.

On June 17, Southwest will start five new daily nonstop flights between Denver and Okaland.

On July 2, it will add more flights between Orlando and Long Island and Orlando and Columbus.

On July 17, it will add daily nonstops from Orlando to Birmingham and Louisville and from Louisville to Tampa Bay.

On Aug. 4 it will start new flights between Baltimore/Washington and Oklahoma City and add to its flights between BWI and St. Louis, Houston Hobby and Oakland and Houston Hobby and Denver.
 
Southwest unveils routes for B-737s
Charlie Lunan
3/8/2007

Southwest Airlines shed light on where it plans to fly all those new Boeing 737s it will be getting this year.

The airline announced 18 new flights in 15 cities. Southwest expects to expand capacity by up to 8 percent this year with delivery of 37 new Boeing 737s this year.

Much of the new flights are aimed at improving service at Baltimore/Washington, Denver, Houston Hobby, Oakland, Orlando, and Providence.

The new flights will begin taking off June 4 when Southwest will introduce daily nonstop service from Providence to Fort Lauderdale/Hollwyood and Orlando and from Houston Hobby to San Diego and Orlando.

On June 17, Southwest will start five new daily nonstop flights between Denver and Okaland.

On July 2, it will add more flights between Orlando and Long Island and Orlando and Columbus.

On July 17, it will add daily nonstops from Orlando to Birmingham and Louisville and from Louisville to Tampa Bay.

On Aug. 4 it will start new flights between Baltimore/Washington and Oklahoma City and add to its flights between BWI and St. Louis, Houston Hobby and Oakland and Houston Hobby and Denver.
No Philadelphia expansion? They stopped BDL, I thought they would pick up more.
 

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