Florida Hub Rumor
 

https://viewfromthewing.com/rumor-un...ub-in-florida/

Thinkin’ MCO 😉

Juicy.

I recall the MCO hub rumor being a "done deal" back in 2012 after the merger....

United closed the MIA hub in 2004 during the bankruptcy....

ahhhhh. the possibilities

No basis in that article whatsoever. And it directly contradicts what SK and his network planner said in charm school not long ago. No plans to open a new base.

funny.. I was actually in charm school mid January and spoke to the guy on Zoom. They’re definitely looking. Hard.

UAL planned to have a MCO hub back in 1991. Started building it up but then they bought the Pan Am Latin network in 1992. So that killed the MCO plan.

But calling MIA a hub is pushing it. A focus city with a crew domicile would be more appropiate.

http://www.departedflights.com/MIA99intro.html

in 1999:
Domestic Destinations Served:
Atlanta, Chicago O'Hare, Denver, Los Angeles, New York LaGuaria, Newark, Orlando, Washington Dulles,
Washington National


http://www.departedflights.com/UAMIAhub.html

based on the above link MIA peaked at 36 flights a day (subject to months not reported)

Really? They were pretty direct about wanting to expand current hubs and not open new ones when I went through. Rule nothing out I guess.....

Could be trying to put a nail in the Spirit coffin

That would make sense!

In Unity...

Chicago Tribine, Bloomberg, Denver Post, Business Journal and various other credible legit journalism sources report on legal documents of UAL' acquisition of additional real estate in Denver.
🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️ oh puh-lease ehhh probably nothing.

viewfromthewing speculates on an opening of a new hub in Florida with zero evidence.
👉👉👉👉👉👉👉👉 oh ho ho you know it. Dats gotta be true

Tomatoe - tomato. We had a 777 crew base in MIA flying SA routes as I recall (the remnants of the Pan AM purchase). It was a pretty sweet gig. Sure would love to have that option again.