DIA stalwart Southwest Airlines has cut flights out of Denver — but will use bigger planes
While flights will be fewer, Southwest is adopting a new strategy to ensure passenger numbers at DIA continue to increase overall: deploying larger aircraft, company spokesman Dan Landson said. Travelers booking flights this year are more likely to ride on a 175-seater aircraft instead of a 143-seater.
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American Airlines to trial free Wi-Fi on 3 routes in bid to stay competitive with rivalsAmerican Airlines is officially trialing free Wi-Fi beginning next week, the airline announced internally on Friday and also ...
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