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Yes, Avianca has been flying the route since October 2003 with a daily 757. Very popular for them. They took over the route from Aces (who started it in December 2002) after they liquidated. American Airlines actually applied with the CAA to takeover the route, but Avianca's application won (no surprise there).FA Mikey said:I am flying FLL this month. I see Avianca is flying to FLL, or at least there is a sign for them. I haven't seen a plane yet. But the immagration area is small and slow. I guess the good thing is that most tend to be local rather than connections
FA Mikey said:Looks like LAX is becoming the next big AA gateway to South America
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FA Mikey said:We had tried GUA before? I think thats what UAL is still flying to LAX.
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s80dude said:HNL-NRT Service Not to Start in 2004
The following statement is for employees interested in the status of AA service between Honolulu, HI (HNL) and Tokyo, Japan (NRT):
"American Airlines will not start the proposed Honolulu-Tokyo service this year. As you may know, Tokyo's Narita Airport is slot-controlled.
"Though we expended a great deal of effort to acquire the slots necessary to begin this service, ultimately we were unable to put together the number of slots we needed at times that would make HNL-NRT service work for startup by the end of 2004.
"We are still interested in the ability to fly this route, and we will continue our efforts to put together a schedule that makes sense for the airline and our customers."
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s80dude said:The official release for MIA - MVD is out on PR newswire. It will be three times per week, and seasonal from december to april.
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