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Airlines Beef Up Domestic Summer Schedules With Big Jets as International Trips Remain Uncertain

It s one of the ways airlines are rethinking their service in the pandemic. The planes are meant to fly long range, filling up with higher-paying passengers traveling abroad. If demand for international travel comes back, as American expects this fall, the airline would wind down the practice. It s like buying a Porsche to drive it to church on Sundays, said Brian Znotins, American s vice president of network planning. Znotins said there is usually at least some domestic service using widebody jets on high-demand routes or to position aircraft in cities for long-haul flights but the carrier is ramping up domestic service with them.

Austin lands first nonstop flight to Caribbean hot spot

Austin lands first nonstop flight to Caribbean hot spot Austin lands first nonstop flight to Caribbean hot spot The Bahamas are calling. Courtesy photo Dreaming of taking off to the Caribbean for a beach getaway? American Airlines is making that dream easier to realize with new once-a-week nonstop service from Austin to Nassau, the Bahamas. In May, American is launching Saturday nonstop service between Austin and Nassau, the airline says in an April 14 news release. No other airline at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport flies nonstop to the Bahamas. The Bahamas, featuring 16 major islands, welcomed about 7.25 million international visitors in 2019. The tropical nation is best known for its pristine white-sand beaches and turquoise waters.

Airline stocks are near pre-pandemic levels, despite oozing cash and piling up debt

Airline stocks are near pre-pandemic levels, despite oozing cash and piling up debt Kyle Arnold, The Dallas Morning News © Tom Fox/Staff Photographer/The Dallas Morning News/Tom Fox/Staff Photographer American Airlines jets are parked at Terminal C as a Skywest jet taxis to the gate at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, Sunday, April 19, 2020. Shareholders in American Airlines and Southwest Airlines have reason to celebrate like the economy-crippling pandemic was all just a bad dream. Forget half-empty planes and billions in accumulated debt and nevermind that every U.S. airline is still burning through millions of dollars a day in cash even with billions in government subsidies: Airline stocks are back near pre-pandemic levels.

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