United States of America (USA)

The growing ULCC continues to add routes for 2022.

The launch of a new service to St. Louis in the US state of Missouri is among the German airline’s network plans for the summer 2022 season.

United’s US-Australia flights will serve as the basis for increasing the carriers’ access to each other’s domestic markets.

The carrier will be the first since 2007 to operate nonstop service between PHL and Oakland, California.

Alongside BA’s latest transatlantic plans for summer 2022, Atlantic Joint Business partners American Airlines, Finnair, Iberia and LEVEL are also increasing connectivity between the US and Europe.

Stockholm reinstated to the SkyTeam member's route map for the summer 2022 season.

The ULCC is, among other objectives, buttressing flying from two Midwest US airports at which it is establishing aircraft and crew bases in 2022.

The carrier will launch flights from the airports in New York and Florida in February.

The oneworld member views expanding transatlantic service as critical to rebuilding its global network.

If approved, the routes will become the first international services from Spokane in more than a decade.

The carrier aims to also operate to Los Angeles in the future.

The carriers defended the NEA in a detailed court filing that seeks to show DOJ’s case to be defective.

The airline is seeking to enter the growing Dominican Republic-US market.

The Dallas/Fort Worth-based carrier cites increased competition in Boston and New York.

The carrier aims to operate a robust schedule to the US over the Christmas and New Year’s holidays.

The carrier has postponed the start of the SEA-BLR route multiple times.

The Spanish flag-carrier will also resume service between Madrid and San Francisco next year.

As the US re-opens for transatlantic travel, we detail the key markets by airport, city and state, both now and in 2019.

Staffing shortages are forcing the airline to lower growth expectations for the fourth quarter and 2022.

International Airlines Group and Delta Air Lines are among those reporting a surge in demand on transatlantic routes ahead of the Nov. 8 US reopening.

The carrier will make Miami its 100th nonstop destination from Seattle.

The carrier said it will increase capacity to the US through the winter season.

Six routes are being launched targeting leisure traffic to Florida.

Vietnam Airlines plans to begin serving San Francisco by the end of November, while counterpart Bamboo Airways hopes to launch US flights the following month.

JetBlue will add its code on seven European routes operated by Icelandair from Iceland’s capital Reykjavik.