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GullivAir has secured approvals to open routes to points in North America.

Four routes will be launched from the International Airlines Group-owned carrier’s new base in the UK.

The Atlanta-based carrier expects pandemic-weary passengers to return to flying this spring and summer.

As well as restarting nine routes, the carrier will begin a new service between Seattle and London Heathrow.

Bjørn Kjos is behind a new venture seeking to enter the low-cost transatlantic market vacated by Norwegian Air Shuttle.

Airline executives indicate the US industry could be nearing pre-COVID traffic levels later this year.

The carrier expects to offer around 52,000 weekly seats to and from Alaska this summer—an increase of almost 50% on two years ago.

The carrier hopes the point-to-point routes will stimulate business travel this summer as well as attracting leisure traffic.

Caribbean Airlines is adding a sixth route to the New York airport.

The Irish airline’s transatlantic route ambitions look set to be realized.

Two new short-haul routes will start from Zurich and three from Geneva this summer, but the airline does not expect demand to pick-up until the third quarter of the year.

The carrier also plans to start a new Brussels-Frankfurt connection this summer.

The airline had previously hoped to start long-haul international flying in July.

The US carrier wants to expand its network in South America and the Caribbean this year.

Routes assesses commercial air traffic across the four airports that serve New York City.

The airline is restoring one its longest fifth freedom routes.

The Star Alliance member plans to move into the increasingly crowded Boston-London market.

Carriers are hopeful that direct air service will resume in the coming months despite an ongoing federal prohibition on flights between the US and Venezuela.

The carriers have launched the first phase of their Northeast-focused alliance, which includes more than 30 new routes, almost 80 codeshares and aligned schedules in key markets.

JetBlue vows to press ahead after its pilots say 'no' by 54-46 margin.

The carrier has revived plans to add flights between West Africa and the US.

Frankfurt, Melbourne, San Francisco and Vancouver are among the routes being canceled.

The carrier will also start nonstop service from Miami to Suriname in July.

If approved by the US Transportation Department, flights between Kigali and New York will operate via Accra, Ghana.

Nonstop service between the two cities last operated on a regular basis in October 2008.