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    Default All Eyes on HAV as WN, F9, AA, AS, UA, DL and B6 Apply...

    The Following airlines have applied for flights to HAV:

    American is seeking 10 daily flights from Miami to Havana, one from Charlotte and one from Dallas as well as one weekly flight from both Los Angeles and Chicago. From Miami, it is also looking for two daily flights to Santa Clara, Holguin and Varadero and daily service to Camaguey and Cienfuegos

    Delta is seeking flights from Atlanta, New York, Miami and Orlando to Havana. All would be daily, except for Miami where Delta is seeking two daily flights

    JetBlue is looking to serve Havana with four daily flights from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, two from Tampa, Florida, Orlando and New York and one daily flight from Boston and Newark, New Jersey. It also wants one daily flight from Fort Lauderdale to Camaguey, Holguin and Santa Clara

    Southwest Airlines wants to fly to Havana with six daily flights from Fort Lauderdale, two from Tampa and one daily flight from Orlando. It also applied for daily flights from Fort Lauderdale to Varadero and one to Santa Clara

    United Airlines is asking for daily flights between Newark, New Jersey, and Havana with two flights on Saturdays. It also wants Saturday-only flights from Chicago, Houston and Washington D.C.

    Alaska Airlines wants two daily flights from Los Angeles to Havana.

    Frontier Airlines applied for one daily flight between Denver and Havana, three daily flights between Miami and Havana, one daily flight between Miami and Santiago, four weekly flights between Miami and Camaguey, three weekly flights between Miami and Santa Clara, one weekly flight between Chicago and Varadero and one weekly flight between Philadelphia and Varadero.

    Silver Airways, a Florida-based regional airline, wants to fly to Havana twice daily from West Palm Beach, once daily from Fort Myers and Fort Lauderdale, five times a week from Key West, and twice a week from Jacksonville. It also proposed to fly from Fort Lauderdale to nine other Cuban cities.
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    Wow, AA is applying for a lot of flights. Do you think they can fill that many planes?
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    SY (Sun Country Airlines) has applied for MSP-HAV.
    Frequency will no doubt be once a week on a Saturday turn around !
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    Quote Originally Posted by ddagencylv View Post
    The Following airlines have applied for flights to HAV:

    American is seeking 10 daily flights from Miami to Havana, one from Charlotte and one from Dallas as well as one weekly flight from both Los Angeles and Chicago. From Miami, it is also looking for two daily flights to Santa Clara, Holguin and Varadero and daily service to Camaguey and Cienfuegos

    Delta is seeking flights from Atlanta, New York, Miami and Orlando to Havana. All would be daily, except for Miami where Delta is seeking two daily flights

    JetBlue is looking to serve Havana with four daily flights from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, two from Tampa, Florida, Orlando and New York and one daily flight from Boston and Newark, New Jersey. It also wants one daily flight from Fort Lauderdale to Camaguey, Holguin and Santa Clara

    Southwest Airlines wants to fly to Havana with six daily flights from Fort Lauderdale, two from Tampa and one daily flight from Orlando. It also applied for daily flights from Fort Lauderdale to Varadero and one to Santa Clara

    United Airlines is asking for daily flights between Newark, New Jersey, and Havana with two flights on Saturdays. It also wants Saturday-only flights from Chicago, Houston and Washington D.C.

    Alaska Airlines wants two daily flights from Los Angeles to Havana.

    Frontier Airlines applied for one daily flight between Denver and Havana, three daily flights between Miami and Havana, one daily flight between Miami and Santiago, four weekly flights between Miami and Camaguey, three weekly flights between Miami and Santa Clara, one weekly flight between Chicago and Varadero and one weekly flight between Philadelphia and Varadero.

    Silver Airways, a Florida-based regional airline, wants to fly to Havana twice daily from West Palm Beach, once daily from Fort Myers and Fort Lauderdale, five times a week from Key West, and twice a week from Jacksonville. It also proposed to fly from Fort Lauderdale to nine other Cuban cities.
    Very Interesting !!!
    The sum total of all these potential flights is in excess of -75- !
    The preliminary allocation was to be 20 flights to HAV and 10 to the other cites - total -30- (daily)
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    Quote Originally Posted by MRSDS1DONNA View Post
    Wow, AA is applying for a lot of flights. Do you think they can fill that many planes?
    No but I bet it will be great for non-revs until AA and other airlines adjust the aircraft type and frequency to what works*
    * or the novelty wears out !
    If the government lifts the tourism restriction look for a whole-nother flight of statistics changing the availability picture !
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    Quote Originally Posted by R.M.Anderson View Post
    No but I bet it will be great for non-revs until AA and other airlines adjust the aircraft type and frequency to what works*
    * or the novelty wears out !
    If the government lifts the tourism restriction look for a whole-nother flight of statistics changing the availability picture !
    One major problem...lack of accommodation..
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