That is by design to maintain higher yields per flight. Why fly five flights at forty-five and sixty percent when you can fly three at a hundred?
It is a very long shot. You are living in a State with the most corrupt political system in the country that is not interested in bringing in any type of new industry. As a matter of fact they are running some major companies right out of the state. State Farm gone (Thanks by the way) 1,800 jobs lost overnight. Flint Ink, gone. Harrahs, gone. Bank One has already sold the North tower, how long do you think it will be before they sell the South one and pull out? PPG sure is expanding rapidly into Texas. EADS dumped their overhaul facility for a measly seven mil. They had more than that invested in scaffolding alone. PMI also sold out. It was nationally advertised and practically given away to a local guy looking for a tax break. How do you like your tax dollars going to Kathleen’s new pay raise? How did you like paying for her million-dollar vacation to Holland to look at their dikes? Do you think she actually learned anything over there? I hear the new Aeroframe Services in L.C. is performing very poorly. Four aircraft in the hangar and all two weeks past delivery date. Texas is ready to round up all your refugees and herd them back home, they are not at all impressed with your Riff-Raff. Oh Yea lets not forget that 200 Million dollar I-10 project going right through the middle of your city. Outsourced to a company out of N.Y. Hell they wouldn't even by concrete from the local guys. They filled the Mississippi River with barges of aggregate that was imported. How much of that money do you think stayed in the state? Not much, just the kickbacks. What about Hollywood coming to your town, it might have been New Orleans. There were some scenes that required the actors to be in the Mississippi River, A quick water test revealed so much pollution they pulled up stakes and filmed off-site. In short don't hold your breath.