2022 Oklahoma City Aviation Thread

[unfundedrick]

I believe it is now 2022.

[PoliSciGuy]

Here’s to a year of continued growth and recovery and hopefully a few new routes.

[damonsmuz]

Just got notified of a United schedule change for March. Looks like United will only have 3 flights a day to Denver in March instead of 4.

[damonsmuz]

[QUOTE=damonsmuz;1192738]Just got notified of a United schedule change for March. Looks like United will only have 3 flights a day to Denver in March instead of 4.[/QUOT

My apologies, I meant to say the end of January. Not March

[amocore]

Nothing too big but it may interest some :

Breeze will start using their new A 220 on the OKC Tampa route sometimes, after May 4th. It should be a first for the A220 in OKC as I dont think Delta flies any to OKC.

[DelCamino]

^^
Your post made me take a look at the Breeze Airways website and it's showing, in addition to the existing rt Tampa flight, in late May they will begin a rt non-stop OKC - Charleston, SC.

[Celebrator]

OKC-CHS would not surprise me as that's a focus city for Breeze. And that's great news--it's a city I have really wanted to visit. Visited Savannah last spring and it was great, and I have heard Charleston is even better.

[HangryHippo]

OKC-CHS would not surprise me as that's a focus city for Breeze. And that's great news--it's a city I have really wanted to visit. Visited Savannah last spring and it was great, and I have heard Charleston is even better.

Charleston is incredible.

[sooner333]

The flight time is 4 hours and 30 minutes and includes one "BreezeThru." The flight also leaves at the same time as the Tampa flight, so I strongly suspect the flight to Charleston includes a stop in Tampa

[BG918]

The flight time is 4 hours and 30 minutes and includes one "BreezeThru." The flight also leaves at the same time as the Tampa flight, so I strongly suspect the flight to Charleston includes a stop in Tampa

Do you know if the TUL-TPA flight will have the CHS extension? Going to SC this summer and would probably use it. I was looking at Southwest through STL or DAL

[sooner333]

Do you know if the TUL-TPA flight will have the CHS extension? Going to SC this summer and would probably use it. I was looking at Southwest through STL or DAL

It’s not appearing as bookable.

[amocore]

The OKC - Newark on United is now bookable for the summer month.

Not sure when it restarts exactly but that is excellent news.

[BG918]

The OKC - Newark on United is now bookable for the summer month.

Not sure when it restarts exactly but that is excellent news.

Great news, is AA currently flying to LGA?

[amocore]

AA flies to LGA.

[HOT ROD]

so that leaves SFO (and IAD?) as unserved UAL hubs, where pre-pandemic we had all of them.

I suspect once International Asia comes back online SFO will resume.

[s00nr1]

How long has AA been flying A321s to/from CLT?

[Mississippi Blues]

I’m fairly confident that it was an A321 used for my flight to Charlotte in April of last year. I could be wrong but my memory seems to think that’s what it was.

[therhett17]

I wonder what effects the Frontier/Spirit merger will have on OKC (if any)?

[Snowman]

I wonder what effects the Frontier/Spirit merger will have on OKC (if any)?

That seems like an odd merger, I thought they had different business models

[LakeEffect]

That seems like an odd merger, I thought they had different business models

They're both Ultra Low Cost Carriers (ULCC) now, after Frontier's purchase and restart a few years ago.

https://skift.com/2022/02/07/frontie...sh-stock-deal/

[SEMIweather]

I wonder what effects the Frontier/Spirit merger will have on OKC (if any)?

Means I’ll only have to avoid one airline instead of two now, lmao.

[amocore]

It can not hurt OKC.

We do not have Spirit and Frontier only flew a couple of days to Denver and may be seasonally to Orlando. Hopefully we will get more destinations and frequencies out of it.

[Plutonic Panda]

Well that f@cking sucks.

[LakeEffect]

Well that f@cking sucks.

Why does it suck? And why the language?

[Plutonic Panda]

Why does it suck? And why the language?

Mergers are usually not good for consumers. That’s why anti monopoly laws exist.