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Well no the plane wouldn't.
Probably would, since cargo is their primary...cargo.
For the discussion we're having here, planes generally don't relocate for the sake of relocating. If they do, then you don't want to spend any time loading passengers/bags at a terminal. You just want to take off, land, and skip the rest. Plus for a plane any weight is quite a cost.
If you are talking about a normal commercial flight, then you flying is normal demand.