Dots, Lines & Destinations

DLD 539: Picking up the pieces

Another rough week in aviation, so we aimed for more respectful snark in this week's episode.Read more

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DLD 538: Looping back

More on partners, plus London and American's premium play and Rome for AlaskaRead more

DLD 537: The Power of Partners

New partnerships, new productions, new pricing, new pains, and lots more….Read more

A tall pink building stands on the right side of the image, overlooking a scenic view of the ocean. In the foreground, there are lush green trees and a water park with slides and structures. The sky is mostly clear with a few fluffy clouds, and the ocean stretches out to the horizon.

DLD 536: Island Time

Picking up a soon-to-be-disappearing line almost translates into a disappearing bag. Plus new routes, more planes, and a fewer flights at Newark.Read more

The image shows an airport terminal with a sign overhead indicating directions to gates D and E. The sign includes a Canadian flag and a globe symbol. A person is standing in the middle of the hallway with a suitcase, looking at their phone. The area is enclosed with glass walls, and there are signs for restrooms in the background. The floor is tiled, and there are barriers guiding the path.

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DLD 535: Two Billboards Outside New Haven, Connecticut

Usually we're talking about lawsuits, not actively involved in them. Plus, seating shifts and ATC and maybe another airline financial collapse.Read more

The image shows the interior of an airplane cabin, specifically the business class section. On the right, there is a well-stocked snack and beverage station labeled "United Polaris," featuring various drinks and snacks. The cabin has spacious seating with individual screens, and the lighting is soft and ambient, creating a comfortable atmosphere.

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DLD 534: In the Studio

There's lots to unpack this week, including a new premium seat, a new paint job, and new route plans galore.Read more

The image shows a large, open area inside an airport terminal with multiple rows of stanchions and retractable belts forming a queue system. There are people standing in line, and the ceiling features a modern design with large windows allowing natural light to enter. Signs indicate that this is Toronto Pearson Airport.

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DLD 533: Oh no you EWRn’t

All eyes are on Newark these days, much like gawking at a crash when driving by. But fear not; there are plenty of messes to behold around the aviation world.Read more

DLD 532: The Trip That Didn’t Happen

Flying the Air Inuit 737-200 Combi to Puvirnituq's gravel runway is an AvGeek bucket list item. Alas, the 47-year old plane had other ideas. But we still had an interesting/good time.Read more