Southwest Airlines adds flights on 9 DIA routes

[RedDogC130]

http://www.bizjournals.com/denver/s...aign=Feed:+vertical_12+(Travel+Industry+News)

 

[scoreboardII]

So, DEN flying more than LAS, lots of four day pairings, DEN as a new aircrew base by Sep 2010?

 

[roughneck]

SWA has more Denver daily departures than they do in Houston or Dallas. United will pull back to stop the bleeding domestically (and redeploy with a CAL strategy in mind) and Frontier is no longer a going concern. You do the math.

 

[scoreboardII]

I don't want to do math.

 

[Yuppyguppy]

SWA has more Denver daily departures than they do in Houston or Dallas. United will pull back to stop the bleeding domestically (and redeploy with a CAL strategy in mind) and Frontier is no longer a going concern. You do the math.

You wish don't you...

 

[waveflyer]

You 'wish'. We'll 'work' and take care of our people

 

[northstar]

and to this day, I still can't figure out why we don't have MX there

 

[N1atEcon]

So, DEN flying more than LAS, lots of four day pairings, DEN as a new aircrew base by Sep 2010?

HUH? Your getting a bit ahead of yourself aren't ya?
From SW Data:LAS Daily Dep =220
Gates=19
Cities =56

 

[SWA/FO]

But you don't offer fresh baked cookies, Do you? You guys don't have animals on your tails, do you? Nope. Seems to be working, regardless.

 

[contrail67]

SWA has more Denver daily departures than they do in Houston or Dallas. United will pull back to stop the bleeding domestically (and redeploy with a CAL strategy in mind) and Frontier is no longer a going concern. You do the math.

I also heard that SWA was buying United...not.