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United has a shortaage of aircraft in general and would not use the resources it has to provide cheap connecting traffic, and most likely little local/high yielding traffic, to its partner carriers. I am interested to see how quickly the mods progress. Any ideas of what aircraft deliveries and retirements look like in 2025
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Any ballpark numbers for max, a321neos and 787 deliveries I believe n37413 is the testbed 33 a321neo (a321xlr pushed to q1 2026) 16 737 max 8 (all remaining deliveries) 27 737.
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Sfo is connected to the most number of oceania ports, with adl and chc having been added in recent years as their current sole us connections It only starts in december. I wonder what the timing of the second mnl flight will be? Welcome to the united airlines fleet thread for 2022
After trying out a quarterly combined fleet, network and discussion thread, we have elected to revert back with separate fleet and network threads for 2022. Discussions about events happening in the airline and general aviation industries If it's happening in commercial aviation, you'll get the information and opinions here first What are the latest routes to get upgauged from regional to mainline
I like to know that as well
A.net has a fascination with international network changes but almost zero attention to domestic.
