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Minor June Schedule Update
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*Aeromexico: Aeromexico has long utilized the MD-87 as its standard equipment to San Diego, although the MD-80 and particularly the 737-700 are now making regular appearances. There is a daily flight arriving at approximately 7:30PM from Los Cabos and departing again at approximately 9:15AM. On Thursdays and Sundays, there are additional arrivals at approximately 8:40AM, and 2:45PM, with corresponding departures at 10:00AM and 5:20PM. On Mondays and Fridays, additional arrivals occur at approximately 8:40AM & 4:20PM with corresponding departures at approximately 9:40AM and 5:20PM. | *Aeromexico: Aeromexico has long utilized the MD-87 as its standard equipment to San Diego, although the MD-80 and particularly the 737-700 are now making regular appearances. There is a daily flight arriving at approximately 7:30PM from Los Cabos and departing again at approximately 9:15AM. On Thursdays and Sundays, there are additional arrivals at approximately 8:40AM, and 2:45PM, with corresponding departures at 10:00AM and 5:20PM. On Mondays and Fridays, additional arrivals occur at approximately 8:40AM & 4:20PM with corresponding departures at approximately 9:40AM and 5:20PM. | ||
*Air Canada Jazz: Air Canada Jazz operates | *Air Canada Jazz: Air Canada Jazz operates twice daily CRJ-200 flights to Vancouver, BC. Arrivals occur at approximately 3:25PM and 11:00PM, with departures at 8:30AM & 4:00PM. | ||
*Alaska Airlines: Alaska Airlines operates a busy schedule from SAN, using primarily the 737-400, MD-80, and 737-900. It is not uncommon to see the 737-700 as well. Alaska's special livery planes visit from time to time on an irregular basis. | *Alaska Airlines: Alaska Airlines operates a busy schedule from SAN, using primarily the 737-400, MD-80, and 737-900. It is not uncommon to see the 737-700 as well. Alaska's special livery planes visit from time to time on an irregular basis. | ||
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**American Eagle: American Eagle operates many flights using the ERJ-140 and Saab 340B throughout the day. | **American Eagle: American Eagle operates many flights using the ERJ-140 and Saab 340B throughout the day. | ||
*Continental Airlines: The 737-800 is the mainstay of Continental's operations at SAN, but spotters may occasionally see the 737-300, 737-700, or 737-900 instead. | *Continental Airlines: The 737-800 is the mainstay of Continental's operations at SAN, but spotters may occasionally see the 737-300, 737-700, or 737-900 instead. For most of the summer, a morning flight from Houston arriving at approximately 10:35AM and departing again at 11:35 will be operated by a 757-200. | ||
*Delta Air Lines: Delta operates a varied fleet in San Diego, most of which may be seen in the old as well as current livery. Spotters may see the 737-800, 757-200, 767-300, and MD-90 here. | *Delta Air Lines: Delta operates a varied fleet in San Diego, most of which may be seen in the old as well as current livery. Spotters may see the 737-800, 757-200, 767-300, and MD-90 here. | ||