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Frontier Airlines Reports $9M Operating Loss

Low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines has reported a third-quarter operating loss of $9 million, according to data from the federal Bureau of Transportation Statistics.

The results, released Monday, show the loss for the Denver-based airline amounted to 2.6 percent of its total operating revenue. That marks an improvement from 12.2 percent in the second quarter, but is still the second-highest operating loss among the discount carriers.

Only AirTran reported a higher operating loss at $46 million. Southwest Airlines had an operating profit of $86 million.

Among larger carriers, United Airlines posted an operating loss of $469 million.

United, Frontier and Southwest are the top three carriers at Denver International Airport.

American Eagle Airlines Launches Nonstop Jet Service Between Dallas/Fort Worth and Fayetteville

American Eagle Airlines, the regional affiliate of American Airlines, today launched nonstop jet service between Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) and Fayetteville Municipal Airport (FAY) in Fayetteville, N.C. Eagle will operate the service with 44-seat Embraer ERJ-140 jets.

“American Eagle is delighted to introduce service from Fayetteville to our largest hub in Dallas/Fort Worth,” said Gary Foss, Vice President – Planning and Marketing for the AA Regional Network. “Not only will customers from the Sandhills region have convenient connections to more than 250 destinations throughout American’s global network, but these new routes will also provide visitors from across the country convenient access to the area’s historic sites, universities and award-winning golf courses – as well as Fort Bragg and Pope Air Force Base.”

Double AAdvantage Bonus Offer

Customers can earn double miles flying between Dallas/Fort Worth to Fayetteville, beginning today and continuing through Sept. 15, 2010. Register prior to travel at www.aa.com/offers using the Bonus Code FAY2X.

Virgin America Adds Flights Services to Orlando, Florida and Toronto

Virgin America, the low-cost U.S. carrier that is partly controlled by British entrepreneur Richard Branson, said on Thursday that it plans to start flights to Orlando, Florida, and Toronto later this year.

The San Francisco-based airline said it will add daily nonstop flights to Orlando from Los Angeles International (LAX) and San Francisco International (SFO) airports beginning Aug. 19.

Daily service to Toronto’s Pearson International Airport from LAX and SFO could start as early as June, should the U.S. Department of Transportation approve its application, Virgin America said in a statement.

Virgin America, whose main rivals include Alaska Airlines and other low-cost carriers, said it plans to announce at least three more new destinations this year.

It plans to end service to John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana, Calif., in May.

The carrier also said it will add six aircraft to its fleet this year and three in the first quarter of 2011. Virgin America has 28 Airbus A320 planes.

Branson’s Virgin Group has a minority stake in Virgin America.

Further Flight Delays at Liverpool John Lennon Airport

Passengers at Liverpool John Lennon Airport were still stranded this morning as planes remained grounded following the volcanic eruption in Iceland.

And all but a few flights will be grounded in the UK until 7pm this evening at the earliest, air traffic control service NATS said this morning.

More than 14,000 people were affected at JLA yesterday after flights into and out of the airport were cancelled following a decision by the Air Traffic Control Service to ground all UK flights.

Following a review of the latest Met Office information, NATs advises that restrictions would remain in place in UK controlled airspace adding: “However, flights in Northern Ireland and the Western Isles of Scotland to and from Glasgow and Prestwick may be allowed up to 1300 today, subject to individual co-ordination.

“North Atlantic traffic to and from Glasgow, Prestwick and Belfast may also be allowed over the same period.We will review further Met Office information and advise the arrangements that will be in place until 0100 on Saturday, April 17.”

Ryanair were not due to operate any flights to/from Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Sweden or the UK before 1pm today and Easyjet said they expected travel disruption to continue throughout the day.

Airport spokesman Robin Tudor said: “14,000 travellers were affected yesterday and we don’t yet know for sure when the ban will be lifted.

“Our advice to passengers is to check with their airline before they come to the airport.”

In a 4am update on its website, JLA said it was estimated “flights will operate from 1900BST 16th April, subject to review by NATS [National Air Traffic Services]. Passengers scheduled to fly on the 16th April should check the latest flight status directly with their airline website”.