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Salt Lake City Airport: Solid prospects in the consolidated US market

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Salt Lake City International airport is one hub that has persevered during US airline consolidation resulting in four mega airlines controlling roughly 72% of the country's system wide seats.

The airport remains a pillar of Delta's US domestic hub network, and the airline has endorsed a massive USD3.6 billion reconstruction at Salt Lake City scheduled for completion in 2024.

Even as certain long haul flights have waxed and waned at Salt Lake City during the last few years, the airport maintains year-round service to two of Europe's capitals and hubs for Delta's SkyTeam JV partners, and Delta has reportedly not ruled out resuming service to Asia in the not too distant future now that it can leverage connections from Seoul, which is the hub of its latest JV partner and fellow SkyTeam alliance partner Korean Airlines.

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