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Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is the gateway to Cleveland and the largest airport in the state of Ohio.  Hosting domestic, regional and international passenger and cargo services for over 15 airlines, Cleveland is a hub for Continental Airlines.

Location of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, United States


 
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More regional consolidation at Delta, Cincinnati at risk

16-Sep-10 10:26 AM

Worries over the fate of Comair came to fruition yesterday after Delta said it plans to park half the 97 regional jets now in operation at the hub. It is also cutting the number of employees at the diminishing Cincinnati hub. Not surprisingly, since this is only the latest iteration of what used to euphemistically be called “right sizing”, 53 50-seat jets will be spun out of the fleet leaving only 16. In addition, the Cincinnati operation will include 15 70-seat and 13 90-seat CRJs with the consequent furloughs.

Is re-regulation the way out for the US?

23-Jun-10 4:14 PM

In almost every Laurel and Hardy movie the comes a moment when Oliver glares at a usually weepy Stan and says something like, “Now look the mess you’ve gotten us into.” While it is clear to all US aviation stakeholders and travelers that there is a mess, there is, alas, no particular “Stan” to take the rap. Consolidation, the next big thing, is causing a new and different type of angst in the market, with unions and legislators discussing the need for some sort of re-regulation in order to shore-up the current players and, arguably, return them to consistent profitability. Despite the flurry of consumer-related regulation already in place, this would be a massive u-turn for a country which gave the world deregulation, as CAPA investigates.

US airline hubs: Some are stronger than others

7-Aug-09 4:40 PM

A few weeks ago I examined some possible reasons for the perpetual weakness of US carriers. One partial explanation was the great number of hub cities vying for the same traffic. Then last week, there was an in-depth examination of Denver and the potential effects of a Southwest/Frontier merger on that United stronghold.

Republic entering uncharted territory

21-Jul-09 4:55 PM

WEEKLY REFLECTIONS WITH RON KUHLMANN AND THE CENTRE. Recently, we have looked at the proposed launch of JetAmerica by examining the history and conditions that accompany its (now cancelled) start up. One of the unique features of the proposed airline was its virtual nature, with the “carrier” being merely an assembly of components.

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