The Atlantic stuff is a no-brainer. European travel is so overwhelmed you’ve got cities like Madrid & Amsterdam- as well as the major haunts in Italy- actually trying to limit & reduce their flow of visitors. Massive opportunity for smaller markets to become big ones. “If you build it they will come.”

UBN is the only one that raises an eyebrow to me, but these decisions aren’t made in the blind. Just because we, the pilots haven’t done the homework, doesn’t mean it hasn’t been done. There are some large Mongolian diasporas in East Asia, so there probably is enough untapped market there to justify trying out a couple of guppies a week- we’ve successfully run “add-on” legs out of Tokyo in the past. If not, it would be far from a legacy toppling catastrophe.