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A great way to start 2019! Record now at 31 months of growth!:cheers:
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San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg was invited to speak to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Wednesday, in a session titled "Aligning Federal Surface Transportation Policy to Meet 21st Century Needs."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHAuLU2lyVE |
This is a comparison of Quarter 3 (July, August, September) 2017 vs 2018 passengers stats of where people fly to/from SAT. These numbers are PDEW (Passengers Daily Each Way) to see which routes are growing/shrinking. Divide the number by 2, as its counts passengers flying DFW-SAT and SAT-DFW each day. These numbers are passengers final destinations, do not include connections ie if someone flies SAT-DFW-DCA, it does not count towards the passenger count of SAT-DFW, only SAT-DCA. To save time, I only compared airports with at least 100 PDEW to/from SAT.
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Why do they play with us!?? I hate today.
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I hate April fools day. People think they're clever and it's just tedious.
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I came across this by accident. Via master plan with light rail. Is this old?
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San Antonio to Mexico City on Allegiant
It seems Allegiant is thinking about flying to Mexico and one of the from cities is San Antonio.
1 More specifically, under both its certificate and exemption applications, Allegiant requests authority to engage in (1) scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property and mail (a) from a point or points in the United States to a point or points in Mexico, (b) from Dallas/Fort Worth and San Antonio to Mexico City, Toluca, and Acapulco, and beyond to points in Panama and beyond, (c) from New York, Washington, Baltimore, Los Angeles, and Houston, to Mexico City and Toluca, and beyond to a point or points in Central and/or South America, and (d) from a point or points in the United States, via an intermediate point or points, to a point or points in Mexico, and beyond, as mutually agreed in writing by the aeronautical authorities of the U.S. and Mexico; and (2) scheduled foreign air transportation of property and mail (a) from a point or points in the United States, via an intermediate point or points, to a point or points in Mexico, and beyond, and (b) from a point or points in Mexico to any point. |
San Antonio International Airport sets new High Mark for March passengers
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Some crazy Airport numbers, happy to see that.
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Is there a link anywhere to this latest expansion news from Allegiant?
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Is there a link anywhere to this latest expansion news from Allegiant?
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https://www.regulations.gov/document...2019-0067-0001 You can find it in one of the footnotes. |
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Allegiant is approved for US - Mexico service! Curious to see what they follow through for SAT.
http://www.regulations.gov/docket?D=DOT-OST-2019-0067 |
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