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Delta’s latest cuts inch Memphis closer in size to downgraded Cincinnati hub

Analysis

A continued pare-down by Delta Air Lines of its Memphis hub that includes the elimination of approximately 56 weekly frequencies and three route cuts beginning in Aug-2012 will result in Memphis having a similar size in Delta's network as the carrier's Cincinnati hub, which has become increasingly marginalised since the 2008 merger of Delta and Northwest Airlines.

The latest pruning in Memphis by Delta should result in a decrease to approximately 125 daily departures by the carrier from the airport, down from a peak of approximately 300 in 2000, or a reduction of nearly 42%. As of Jul-2012 Delta estimated it offered 147 peak day departures from its Memphis hub.

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