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Lufthansa will be bringing the 744 back to Boston next summer. One of their 2 daily flights will run daily using 744 equipment from May 01, 2025 through June 30, 2025.

Koreanair has updated their NW24 schedules - B777-300ER will now operate the entire season instead of the planned B787-9 that was previously scheduled to run for half the season. I believe this will mean they are going to run the B777-300ER on their daily service year round now. Delta will...

The Cleveland Indians could have chosen a better name for their rebrand. Instead, they went with something obscure to Cleveland. I think it's based off of statues on a bridge. They tried to tie the name to the city, and at a local level, it works even if it sounds a bit flimsy and no one outside...

Hainan is changing the routing of its service from Beijing - Capital. Previously, flights would run Beijing - Boston - Seattle - Beijing. Now they will operate Beijing - Boston - Brussels - Beijing. Service will continue to run 3 times per week for NW 2024/25 using Boeing 787-9 equipment...

Are these the same people who comment something along the lines of...."my son/daughter/kids will never be able to afford to buy a house in this town"?

Delta has loaded the schedules for its upcoming seasonal service to Bozeman. It is as follows: A319 equipment. This schedule and equipment matches that of their returning service at JFK to Bozeman.

Spirit has announced a sizable round of route cuts, and Boston routes are front and center. Spirit will cut service to: Destination Flights Removed After Charleston International Airport (CHS) October John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH) October George Bush...

I'd like to see MassDOT add more and brighter lighting around all exits and interchanges. It can be a bit tough in some spots because there lacks any sort of lighting.

Could you imagine a person drinking a beer outside the confines of a bar or restaurant? Oh the horror!!

Speaking of older equipment (or at least not a carrier's newest planes), SAS has set their summer 2025 schedule and its service from Copenhagen will be operated with A330-300 planes. Looks like they are shifting the A350-900 for Dulles.

My guess if for Spring Break.

Delta will use the 763 on the new service to Milan and Barcelona.

Delta is going to have a really solid European network from Boston: London - Heathrow Paris - Charles de Gaulle Amsterdam Lisbon Dublin Edinburgh Rome Athens Barcelona Milan

I believe the profit margins for the airlines in selling their miles to AMEX, Chase, etc. are quite high (by airline business standards). One of the ways they can drive value for these cardholders and thus continue to sell all of these miles is by having lounge spaces. Also, card issuers need to...

If I remember correctly, Chase (or whomever is the actual lounge operator) outbid AMEX and someone else for the space in the B to C connector where the current Chase lounge is located.

That would line up. I would assume the other new lounge space Massport is going to build in C will be an AMEX Centurion Lounge. Boston is a glaring hole in their lounge network. Wonder how they will work in natural light given this space's location and proximity to windows.

American Airlines is cutting its service to Austin as of this November. American is also cutting its service from Austin to Orlando, Raleigh/Durham, Nashville, Las Vegas, and Orange County in addition to Boston. Only service to its hubs will remain. This makes me wonder what American will do...

Effective November 7, Cathay Pacific will increase its non-stop service from Hong Kong from 6 times per week to daily. Boston will return to having a minimum of 3 daily flights to East Asia.

July board meeting slide deck is out. Some positive trends for Logan Express usage in 2024 vs. 2023: Not much else regarding Logan itself in the meeting deck.

From the May slide deck for the Massport board meeting: These differ a little bit from the August dated slides shared above. I did find it interesting the May slide deck shows a potential B to B connector.