Routes

The carriers are growing a partnership that began in 2020.

Merger partner Frontier Airlines already has crew bases at both airports.

Routes details the latest new route announcements, as well as the services returning to carriers’ networks.

The acquisition of Toronto-headquartered Sunwing will increase WestJet’s footprint in leisure markets as demand continues to rebound.

The rerouted service to avoid Russian airspace will increase flight times by more than three hours.

After a brief stint at Delta Air Lines, the former JetBlue executive who spearheaded the Northeast Alliance (NEA) has been hired by American.

The carrier, which has long flown to Mexico’s beaches, will start service to Monterrey.

The LCC already operates 14 routes from PHX.

The ULCC says it is adjusting its point-to-point network to 'maximally mitigate this impact by redistributing capacity.'

Routes selects 50 new air services set to start around the world in March 2022, looking at the planned frequency, start date and aircraft to be used.

A tender has opened for access to 18 daily slots being relinquished by TAP Air Portugal in Lisbon—but Ryanair has criticized the proposed timeframe of the slot transfer, calling for action to be taken ahead of the summer 2022 season.

The ULCC will connect Las Vegas to Orlando by the Floridian resort city’s secondary airport.

Flights to the city on Puerto Rico's southern coast are in addition to the ULCC’s existing services to San Juan and Aguadilla.

ASM, Airport Strategy & Marketing, the leading global route development consultancy, has partnered with three consulting to expand their services and expertise in Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific regions.

The carrier reports ‘heavy bookings’ for flights between Malaysia and Singapore.

A second destination in Australia is joining the Vietnamese carrier’s network later this month.

The carrier is seeking to expand its network as it begins taking delivery of new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.

Bilbao, Lisbon and Verona are among the new destinations set to launch this summer.

An escalation of sanctions in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has prompted international carriers to adapt their networks.

Saudi Arabian carrier flynas is adding another European point to its expanding international network.

The airlines serve three common North American airports.

Qantas’ bookings are ‘trending upward,’ CEO Alan Joyce says.

The restrictions come after the UK imposed a ban on Russian aircraft as part of sanctions introduced following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

The ULCC will add three more routes from the airport in June.

The new carrier plans to launch operations from Akureyri in June.