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Delta continues to perform surgery on its Memphis hub

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Delta Air Lines is continuing to slowly pare down its hub in Memphis, Tennessee as recent schedule changes show the carrier is cutting about 49 daily flights beginning Sep-2012 in markets largely operated with 50-seat regional jets. Delta has found a four-bank schedule at Memphis provided too much capacity, and is trimming it down to three banks.

Once the changes that are scheduled to start at the beginning of Sept-2012 are complete, Delta will serve four destinations from Memphis with just seven weekly flights: Cleveland, Ohio; Columbia and Springfield, Missouri; and Fort Smith, Arkansas. The cuts will also affect Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Omaha, Nebraska; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which will have just 14 weekly flights each from Memphis. Delta deploys 50-seat jets in all those markets except Philadelphia, where the carrier operates 76-seat regional jets.

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