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F9 also operates a few routes out of BDL but of course they pulled out of PVD, BTV and PSM. They definitely oversaturated PWM-MCO this year and their 50-60% load factors reflect that. My -hunch- is that ORD will be the lowest-performing of the summer seasonal routes given its very bad...

The official Bureau of Transportation Statistics numbers for April and May haven't been released yet. It seems that F9 had a 64.1% LF for PWM-MCO in March.

Breeze had an overall 87.4% Load Factor for PWM - MCO/TPA/RSW/CHS in March. I'll do a full breakdown by route once the BTS data is fully released, but overall continued strong performance for MX.

This was really just a regular site plan approval. They don't need Council Approval to be able to pull building permits.

Built in 1851 so pre-great fire. It's been altered over the years and heavily altered on the interior.

One "small but mighty" thing the Jetport really needs to improve is their social media presence!! Going through all their social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) they go weeks and sometimes months without posting anything! Other airports like MHT, BTV and BOS post regularly and...

That part of the terminal can get very crowded during the morning rush when United and Southwest are both boarding 737-8's at the same time. Are gates 1A/B capable of handling anything larger than an E-jet? I seem to recall United bring A319/20's to those gates in the summer months.

And has more B6 service than PWM from November through May....

It's astonishing that B6 has totally pulled out of BTV and can't even make PWM work year-round yet they choose to pursue EAS flights to PQI. I assume a big motivation for their bid was to free up gate space at Logan by overnighting a plane at PQI and getting it back to BOS in time for a...

JetBlue has been awareded the EAS contract to serve PQI-BOS. Repalcing United to EWR https://simpleflying.com/jetblue-beats-united-airlines-usdot-bid-flights-presque-isle-maine/

There seems to be a large discrepancy between what gets -approved- and what gets built and as @Redfern pointed out a lot of previously approved projects are either stalled or dead. There's very little actually breaking ground or underway right now. The biggest project underway at the moment is...

Would anyone happen to know why there were so many NetJets arrivals from Columbus, Ohio today? All Cessna Citation jets arriving within a 3 hour window.

A row of detached two-story townhomes is a disappointing waste of space for this parcel. This type of development belongs out on the far side of Windham not in a prominent waterfront location directly between downtown Saco and Biddeford and within walking distance of a train station. It's even...

Here's a look at January and February Load Factors for Breeze's winter routes out of PWM. These numbers are origin passengers only. I'll try to aggregate Origin / destination loads separately. Overall very strong numbers for Breeze!

I don't think it will be hugely controversial. It's not a historic building or in a historic district and it's been owned by YFO for many years.

New-build apartments command a premium for the same reason that a 2024 Honda Civic costs more than a used 2010 Civic. Not to mention that these units are in the heart of the city and also include utilities and internet. I'd also argue that the prices for most 1 and 2 bedroom units are...

This project is back (As 331 Cumberland Avenue) https://selfservice.portlandmaine.gov/EnerGov_Prod/SelfService#/plan/64358869-3dca-4858-ba6f-fae620ec74d3?tab=moreinfo Plans call for a 5-6 story, 60-unit affordable housing building. The difference this time is that the new building will extend...

Breeze has had quite strong load factors on their sunshine routes for the first two months of the year, with an average 77.5% load factor for all routes in January and 84.7% in February (Combined origin / destination load factors) This is quite a bit better than Frontier, which had LF's...

This map is Planning staff's recommendation's for the new downtown height overlay as part of ReCode. Right now the city is hoping to get this (and many, many other zoning and land use changes) through Planning Board and City Council by October. Unless the PB or Council specifically recommend...

The jetport expects a 17% bump in available seats for summer '24 https://www.pressherald.com/2024/04/30/portland-jetport-anticipates-17-passenger-increase-this-summer/ Plus a statement from a Breeze company spokesperson: