Today’s SSM news:
United 787-8 has late touchdown because of winds and overruns the runway. No injuries.
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Bogland Airlines has retired their last Sikorsky S-61.The helicopter, BC-JLZ, will be stored in operational condition at Bogland East Airport.
Air Tahiti Nui has expressed interest in starting more weekly flights to Tahiti and Paris, increasing from the current 3 weekly flights to a possible 12 weekly flights. These expansions are due to the routes being some of the most popular with Boglanders. To achieve this, however, would call for expanded terminals and the construction of more remote gates.
Just make the gate times less so the planes leave faster lol
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Gate times are already at less than 45 mins due to the insane amount of planes flying in and out of such a small airport. Tests have shown that anything less than 35 mins would lead to complete disaster for the crew.
Too bad
Jk lol
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When I renovate my room, I’ll probably have a whole section of my wall dedicated to the airport. If I follow through with these plans, the additions should be done by this summer.
I’m also getting my first job this summer which would pay for these flights
Due to the lack of demand from COVID, The new flights from Madrid and Munich will be delayed at least until September
To put it in perspective, my airport (if put into IRL scale) is about the same size as PHLI
and this airports sees just shy of 90 aircraft movements per day.
Mine sees around 10 hourly
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That’s after I finish my extension btw
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Note that sections C and D aren’t big enough to fit planes larger than a B752.
Also, Bogland Airlines’ order of 20 DHC 6-400 Twin Otters have started arriving today. The first plane (BC-ULM), along with her sisters, will temporarily be placed on operations between Wiu Airport and Peva Seaplane Base before the opening of Bogland Harbor.
The first tricycle plane (BC-ULR) will be placed on island hopping flights, the first one being from Bogland Intl to Carlo Intl. Seats for that flight are now available for booking.
Here we go, finally found my thread!!!
Mid-Michigan International Airport (located around Mt. Pleasant, MI)
Delta focus city, southwest has a greater than most presence.
Delta: Detroit, Atlanta, Minneapolis, New York (LGA), New York (JFK), Seattle, Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Orlando, Boston (starts 2021), Austin (starts 2021), Fort Myers (starts March 24, 2021) Tampa (starts March 25, 2021), Paris (CDG)
Seasonal: Cancun, Phoenix, Cabo, Denver, New Orleans, Dallas, Grand Rapids
American: Dallas, Charlotte, Phoenix, Miami
Seasonal: Philadelphia, Los Angeles
American Eagle: Chicago, Philadelphia
Seasonal: New York (LGA), Boston
Alaska: San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle
Seasonal: San Diego, Anchorage
United: Chicago, Newark, San Francisco, Denver, Houston
Spirit: Detroit, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando
Seasonal: Las Vegas
Silver: Key West, Tampa
Southwest: Denver, Chicago (MDW), Orlando, Baltimore, Las Vegas (starts 2021), Dallas (DAL)(starts 2021), Phoenix (starts 2021), St. Louis (starts 2021), Nashville (starts 2021), Fort Myers (starts 2021), Tampa (starts 2021), Fort Lauderdale (starts 2021), Houston (HOU)(starts 2021)
Seasonal: Oakland, Los Angeles, Santa Ana
Icelandair: Reykjavik
Air Canada: Vancouver, Toronto
Seasonal: Calgary, Montreal, Quebec
TAP: Lisbon
Virgin Atlantic: London (LHR)
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now buy it
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United Airlines has suspended their service to San Antonio @Zach’ airport due to competition is American Airlines. United will be replacing the route with a new one to Mid-Michigan International Airport, operating daily. Flights will start on March 3rd, 2021 and seats are now available for booking.
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Woohoo American.
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