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Why Are Airlines Launching Random, Bizarre Direct Flight Routes?
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Why Are Airlines Launching Random, Bizarre Direct Flight Routes?
We’ve all been there, killing time at the airport, scanning the “Departures” screen for places we’ve been and places we’d like to go. Most of these routes make perfect sense. Occasionally, however, a smaller airport offers a direct flight to another smaller airport, puzzling common sense. For instance, from Jacksonville, Florida (JAX), travelers can fly non-stop to Des Moines, Iowa. One reason is U.S.-based discount carriers like Spirit, Allegia…
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