BOS Schedules and Trips
01-08-2020, 05:28 AM
#3
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Look up YX N#’s on flightaware out of BOS... they are changing a bit month to month so that will give you a good idea. Follow the N# for the day/two-day.....most pairings seem to be 1,,2 or 3 legs in a day.
Mostly single and two days with an increasing number of three days being built it seems. Im not aware of any four day pairings. Report times vary and the pairings don’t seem to be easily commutable (depending on where you are coming from as always)
PIT, LGA, EWR, DTW, ORD, DCA, JAX and RSW are a few of the turns I see plenty of! ROC seems popular this month where as BTR was last month.
This is just a reflection of my schedule and I cannot speak for any other line holder and their respective schedule.
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Mostly single and two days with an increasing number of three days being built it seems. Im not aware of any four day pairings. Report times vary and the pairings don’t seem to be easily commutable (depending on where you are coming from as always)
PIT, LGA, EWR, DTW, ORD, DCA, JAX and RSW are a few of the turns I see plenty of! ROC seems popular this month where as BTR was last month.
This is just a reflection of my schedule and I cannot speak for any other line holder and their respective schedule.
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01-08-2020, 07:45 PM
#5
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Joined APC: Aug 2014
Posts: 846
Boston is ever changing, it’s still too small to support its own flying entirely so a lot of the flying is still being done by other bases. That has caused some inefficiencies with the Boston pairings initially, but I think you will see it to start to shake out like the rest of the bases. The number of 2/3 day pairings increased from December to January. February Pairings will be released in 3 days, so hopefully that trend continues. The Big rumor currently is that we may see AA flying added back to BOs which many of us would love to see.
BOS did just surpass LGA as being our largest Delta hub this month. Next month that number opens up by a few more daily flights.
BOS did just surpass LGA as being our largest Delta hub this month. Next month that number opens up by a few more daily flights.
01-14-2020, 07:18 AM
#6
Currently Furloughed
Joined APC: Mar 2014
Position: C172 Captain
Posts: 643
Originally Posted by Tpinks
Boston is ever changing, it’s still too small to support its own flying entirely so a lot of the flying is still being done by other bases. That has caused some inefficiencies with the Boston pairings initially, but I think you will see it to start to shake out like the rest of the bases. The number of 2/3 day pairings increased from December to January. February Pairings will be released in 3 days, so hopefully that trend continues. The Big rumor currently is that we may see AA flying added back to BOs which many of us would love to see.
BOS did just surpass LGA as being our largest Delta hub this month. Next month that number opens up by a few more daily flights.
BOS did just surpass LGA as being our largest Delta hub this month. Next month that number opens up by a few more daily flights.
Last edited by KCaviator; 01-14-2020 at 07:31 AM.
01-14-2020, 01:04 PM
#7
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Joined APC: Apr 2018
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Posts: 296
Originally Posted by KCaviator
Rumor confirmed. AA just announced BOS-RDU/ILM/IND. I have a feeling BOS is going to be one of our biggest bases in the near future.
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