47QMCB25R0003_CPP_FY26_Amendment0006_FINAL_RFP_Attachment4_Group1LineItemsREVISED_2025-03-26.xlsx

The attached Excel file is a comprehensive listing of city pair routes for the FY26 City Pair Program, containing 3,953 specific flight routes with detailed routing, passenger, and service characteristics. Each route includes origin and destination airport codes, route type (domestic or international), number of flights, passenger level, passenger count, and additional attributes like extended connect and fifth freedom options. Routes span numerous U.S. airports and international destinations, with passenger counts ranging from single-digit to over 54,000 annual passengers for routes like DCA-DFW.

The routes are categorized into groups, with various service levels and characteristics. Key observations include domestic routes between major U.S. cities like Atlanta (ATL), Dallas (DFW), and New York, as well as international routes connecting to destinations in Europe, Asia, and South America. Routes are marked with attributes such as business class availability, fifth freedom rights, and domestic/international classification. The data appears to support the GSA's City Pair Program, which provides scheduled airline passenger transportation services for government travel, with routes designed to meet federal agency transportation needs across different geographic regions and passenger volume requirements.