FWIW Every airline is.chris fuller wrote: ↑Apr 29, 2025ST. LOUIS — The largest airline carrier at St. Louis Lambert Airport plans to cut flights later this year amid “macroeconomic uncertainty.” https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/southwest-airlines-to-cut-flights-this-year-due-to-economic-uncertainty/
When will we have March/April boarding for LH? I think there’s a good chance that STL loses FRA if international travel and general economy continue as is.jshank83 wrote:FWIW Every airline is.chris fuller wrote: ↑Apr 29, 2025ST. LOUIS — The largest airline carrier at St. Louis Lambert Airport plans to cut flights later this year amid “macroeconomic uncertainty.” https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/southwest-airlines-to-cut-flights-this-year-due-to-economic-uncertainty/
March from customs wasaddxb2 wrote: ↑Apr 29, 2025When will we have March/April boarding for LH? I think there’s a good chance that STL loses FRA if international travel and general economy continue as is.jshank83 wrote:FWIW Every airline is.chris fuller wrote: ↑Apr 29, 2025ST. LOUIS — The largest airline carrier at St. Louis Lambert Airport plans to cut flights later this year amid “macroeconomic uncertainty.” https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/southwest-airlines-to-cut-flights-this-year-due-to-economic-uncertainty/
I’d guess they all get hired by the new company. They have a shortage of drivers as ischris fuller wrote: ↑May 01, 2025ST. LOUIS — The shuttle company that operates transportation at St. Louis Lambert International Airport announced on Tuesday it will be laying off 130 employees come July.
According to a Missouri WARN Notice, SP Plus, a Metropolis Company, will be laying off 130 staff members effective July 1 due to a loss of contract.
https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/st-louis-lambert-airport-shuttle-company-to-lay-off-130-employees/
I could see Florida getting hammered if the Canadian “boycott” continues. They have to be a decent percentage of people going there.chris fuller wrote: ↑May 02, 2025Tampa airport sees significant passenger drop amid national economic slowdown
Happy to see this. Never understood how we were missing a flight to JFK.jshank83 wrote: ↑May 02, 2025Delta starting back up JFK. 1x a day E175 September 8th
The EAS program funnels taxpayer dollars to airlines to subsidize half-empty flights from airports that are within easy commuting distance from each other, while also failing to effectively provide assistance to most rural air travelers. Spending on programs is out of control, more than doubling between 2021 and 2025. The Budget reins in EAS subsidies by proposing a mix of reforms to adjust eligibility and subsidy rates to help rural communities’ air transportation needs in a more sustainable manner. This would save American taxpayers over $300 million from the 2025 level
Cape isn’t even the worst one. Decatur has EAS and it has 2 airports within an hour away with service (Champaign and Springfield)
And his base is too ignorant to see how this hurts themquincunx wrote: ↑May 03, 2025Trump proposes $308M in EAS cuts
The EAS program funnels taxpayer dollars to airlines to subsidize half-empty flights from airports that are within easy commuting distance from each other, while also failing to effectively provide assistance to most rural air travelers. Spending on programs is out of control, more than doubling between 2021 and 2025. The Budget reins in EAS subsidies by proposing a mix of reforms to adjust eligibility and subsidy rates to help rural communities’ air transportation needs in a more sustainable manner. This would save American taxpayers over $300 million from the 2025 level
