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https://www.bangordailynews.com/2024/06/04/aroostook/aroostook-business/feds-appoint-jetblue-presque-isle-airport/ JetBlue has been chosen as the EAS carrier for Presque Isle, Maine. They will begin flights to Boston on September 1. Initial service will be operated with E190 equipment and then...

https://www.boston.com/food/restaurants/2024/05/31/greater-boston-more-sallys-apizza-locations/?p1=hp_secondary Sally's Apizza is expanding in the Boston area with three new locations. One in Concord, one in the Seaport and the other in Boston at the South Bay Center. 2025 open dates for all.

While not as exciting, https://www.aeroroutes.com/eng/240523-osnw24inc Austrian will service Boston 3 times per week for the NW 24/25 season.

The latest discussion in this thread is a reminder of just how much consolidation and merging there's been in the US airline industry the last 25-30 years. Norwest + Delta = Delta America West + US Airways = USAirways TWA + American = American USAirways + American = American Continental +...

Are these woods used for walking/trail running? I am wondering if a frontage road along VFW Parkway and a few 8-10 story towers would make sense here? Not even 8-10, I would think 4-6 would be fine and allow more trees/greenspace while also maximizing the footprint for more housing.

Hainan is dropping the Seattle stop and its 3 times per week service to/from Beijing will operate non-stop in both directions as of today, 05/01/20204. When they returned to Boston, the Beijing to Boston leg was non-stop. The return leg had a brief stop in Seattle on its way back to Beijing.

0.8 miles to Dedham Corporate. 0.5 mile walk to Star Market. An even shorter walk to a super market (Whole Foods) and other retail. Compared to what other towns have within a mile or so of their commuter rail stations, this is a pretty good project.

That ship has sailed. Massport would need to fill in modest portions of Boston Harbor (that's a moonshot) and they've already spent billions on making upgrades to Logan over the last 10-12 years. Would it be nice? Of course. But given the amount of money they've pumped into Logan and the sheer...

Are you referring to airline lounges? If so, Delta has 2 in terminal A. Also, Fox & Flight finally opened in the Satellite in A. I felt like it was being built out for a decade. I did a double take the other day when I saw it was open.

Massport released the board meeting deck. Some focus on the fy 2024-2028 capital plan. At least Massport hasn't forgotten about the Blue Line connection from terminal E and I'd be curious to know what type of modernization for terminal C and terminal B renovations they are kicking around.

Some projects for terminal C

Proposed reconfiguration of terminal B roadway and garage:

The February 2024 board meeting deck is out. Some numbers for Logan Express and private buses:

Some positive numbers for Worcester. Nice to see they're seeing an increase over 2023.

I am wondering if the cuts of Tampa and Fort Myers are seasonally and we'll see them return come November?

Spirit Airlines continues to expand their Boston network. They just announced new non-stop destinations. Kansas City - MCI daily flights begin July 10 Detroit - DTW daily flights begin June 5 Columbus - CMH daily flights begin June 5 Chicago - ORD daily flights begin June 5 Pittsburgh - PIT...

https://needhamobserver.com/emery-grover-renovations-hit-brick-wall/

I am sure JetBlue is kicking themselves for not going all in on buying Virgin America and letting Alaska outbid them.

Hainan will continue running 3 times per week on its Beijing (PEK) to Boston service. The return leg will keep its tech stop in Seattle (SEA). This is their schedule through 10/26. Flights operating on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

Something tells me JetBlue (B6) is going to bleed a lot of cash trying to mature their European service (not just from Boston). Those loads factors are pretty bad when you consider they fly A321s and the fares from what I have seen are not very high.