American Airlines to cut 14,000 flights in December, including dozens in Orlando, with more to come. See why:

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American Airlines to cut 14,000 flights in December, including dozens in Orlando, with more to come. See why:

https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2022/09/02/florida-orlando-airport-american-airlines-december.html

Richard

 

[bnoble]

I've got a few specific Delta routes in my airfare watchlist for February/March, and each has been been renumbered or dropped at least once. The airlines are definitely trying hard to figure out how to manage.

 

[moonstone]

We have flights booked with Delta for this fall, one to fly from Florida to Toronto and back for just me, a flight home from Florida for both of us in mid Dec. and then a flight from Toronto to Belize after Christmas for DH and I. Each flight has had at least 3 changes since we booked them. My flight in November was booked so I had almost 90 minutes layover in Atlanta since I am travelling alone. The new flight change has reduced that to 40 minutes. I still need to book 4 more flights, 2 home from Belize and back in Jan & Feb. and 2 more home and back from Florida in March & April. I will also be travelling alone for them so hopefully they don't get screwed up too much. I haven't decided which airline I will book with, it depends on who has the best prices for the dates I need to travel. Since I am flying home for cancer treatments, I can not have my home bound flight delayed or cancelled, I am already flying in the day before my treatment. It won't matter too much for my flight back south 2 or 3 days later.


~Diane

 

[pedro47]

The article is behind a pay wall. But the headlines told the sad story about American Airlines cutting 14,000 flights in December 2022,

 

[Talent312]

I'd like to see _more_ flights cut in Orlando.
...MCO is just way too busy, and they're building a new terminal.
...DOT ranked Orlando as 2nd worst for delayed flights (after Chicago).
...only if it's not one of mine.
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