All previously announced. The capacity reduction doesn't necessarily mean planes getting parked, rather less seats. This Summer there are more A330s on Europe flights than ever before, some coming from the Asia side as it recovers from the Earthquake/Tsunami. So, after Labor Day the A330s will move off of Europe and then head South towards South America. 767s will take over the Europe stuff, but that will lead to a CAPACITY REDUCTION in the number of seats available. Some of the routes will be cut as normal, like Atlanta to Athens and Venice, which always happens. The planes that will be "parked" for the Fall are actually going to get re-mods, for lie flat seats and new IFE systems, to better compete with Asian carriers. The Haneda flying will also be downgauged to 777s from 744s, which will allow those 744s to get the mods. So, no furloughs scheduled, and actually getting those planes up to date with new interiors and IFE, which is a good thing.
On the Southwest side, they are adding a lot of flights from Newark. Yeah! Good for them. More people will learn to loathe that place.
Bye Bye---General Lee
SWA to add a lot of flights to EWR? know how many? I didn't think it was a heck of a lot.
GuppyWn, you didn't post any comments with the article, I take offense to that sir!