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The Chicago-based airline said it hopes to resume service to New York Kennedy in the future.

Emirates and United Airlines have confirmed a codeshare agreement that will see the US carrier launch a new route between Newark and Dubai next year.

The addition of five Boeing 777-200LRs will help to facilitate growth in the US market.

Brisbane Airport's Ryan Both discusses BNE's international recovery, attracting United Airlines, and Queensland’s A$200 million fund to secure new air service.

CEO Scott Kirby has urged the FAA to grant additional permanent slots to the carrier.

The airline hopes to serve at least seven US destinations from London Gatwick.

The long-haul LCC said its passengers can connect to interline partner Alaska Airlines’ network via Miami.

CEO Jayne Hrdlicka has stressed the importance of new codeshare partnerships with the likes of United Airlines and Qatar Airways.

The carrier will resume flying to the ‘Entertainment Capital of the World’ in November for the first time since 2015.

The new United route is the first to be secured through a multimillion-dollar aviation investment fund.

A third route to Europe will open later this month and CEO Dang Tat Thang says the airline is exploring more international markets as it seeks to make Vietnam “a crucial gateway in ASEAN region.”

Interim approval has been given for the codeshare agreement, which replaces Virgin Australia’s long-standing relationship with Delta Air Lines.

The Utah-headquartered airline will add its first service from its base state.

The startup will operate the smallest aircraft flying US transcontinental routes.

The startup will connect the secondary New York City airport to US west coast cities with Airbus A220-300s.

The Californian airport expects 2022 passenger numbers to exceed 2019 levels.

The carrier plans to use the Airbus aircraft on four routes from Boston.

The Star Alliance member will be operating to 12 US destinations by June.

The US government is extending pandemic relief that allows airlines to cut international flights.

The carrier is currently operating a network focused on short-haul routes in the eastern half of the US.

The leisure carrier is entering another long-haul market served by Lufthansa.

The carrier will also resume suspended San Francisco service.

Announced at Routes Americas 2022, the airline plans to grow its US network with five new destinations this summer.

The network growth increases competition with Lufthansa on US routes from Frankfurt.

Seattle will become the sixth point in the US served by Finnair from Helsinki—one more than before the pandemic.