2024 Oklahoma City Aviation Thread

[mugofbeer]

Ouch. The disrespect is real.

DIA is 32 miles from my house in southern Denver to DIA. COS is about double that but is far easier to get in and out so if you're flying, COS is direct competition. Count the fast growing suburbs of Centennial, Parker and Castle Rock you have a draw area of about equal population to OKC. North COS and Douglas County are very prosperous so having flights from there to Mexico isn't surprising.

[HOT ROD]

https://www.flightaware.com/live/flight/UAL344 looks like United Airlines SFO-OKC routing is back.

An Airbus A319 nonetheless!

[bison34]

Looks like it was headed to DFW, and had to divert?

[BG918]

Ishrion is reporting that Frontier will be adding OKC-MCO this spring. Good to see Frontier expanding beyond Denver. Not sure about frequency. This will compete with Southwest’s 1x/daily nonstop to MCO.

[gopokes88]

Nice! Wonder why October numbers are so late

[gopokes88]

2X weekly to MCO starting 3/7

https://thepointsguy.com/news/fronti...ute-expansion/

[okcrun]

Ishrion is reporting that Frontier will be adding OKC-MCO this spring. Good to see Frontier expanding beyond Denver. Not sure about frequency. This will compete with Southwest’s 1x/daily nonstop to MCO.

They also fly to Vegas from here but good news! They fly to Cancun, Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico through Orlando which should be available as options eventually.

[Richard at Remax]

Looks like Delta will have DTW back only for the Michigan game next year in September