Connections screen info from two more YWG-MSP flights, both operated by 76 seat e175’s:
#1 - Atlanta, Atlanta, Boise, Boston, Cedar Rapids, Cincinnati, Columbus, Dallas, Denver, Denver, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, NYC LaGuardia, Orlando, Phoenix, Sacramento, Salt Lake City
19 different connecting flights to 17 different airports
#2 - Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Atlanta, Atlanta, Bismarck, Boise, Boston, Chicago MDW, Chicago ORD, Ft. Myers, Ft. Wayne, Hartford, Houston, Houston, Las Vegas, Louisville, NYC LaGuardia, Oklahoma City, Orlando, Paris, Phoenix
21 different connection flights to 18 different airports in 17 different cities
This is connecting flight info - each has at least one, possibly more than one connecting passenger on each.
Several points to make about that:
1. Schedule and capacity are important. Both flights had at least 2 passengers heading to ATL - implying schedule / lack of available seats / pricing / airline choice made people go via MSP.
2. That is reinforced with Los Angeles, Orlando and Las Vegas connections - people didn’t adjust their schedule to take the nonstops.
3. Surprised that DFW didn’t show up as connections on both flights. Implying its demand is less strong than Houston.
4. Surprised Miami and Fort Hollywood didn’t show up.
5. I would have expected more NYC connecting flights. Not saying they were only one passenger, but I’d have expected several different routings.
6. Reinforces that Chicago and Denver were the most important to add next.
7. The themes are: Schedule and connectivity.
Last edited by Myst; Feb 11, 2024 at 10:29 PM.
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