United States of America (USA)

JetBlue has firmed up plans to enter the Boston-London market at the same time as making an unsolicited $3.6 billion bid for Spirit Airlines.

The airline is also increasing frequencies on existing routes from Dublin to both Chicago O’Hare and Washington Dulles.

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

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority says it needs more time to assess the impact of the Atlantic Joint Business Agreement on the UK-US market.

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 carrier is also establishing a partnership with Alaska Airlines.

The Canadian ULCC will offer five warm weather routes to Tucson next winter.

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

The carrier is reconnecting Singapore and Newark, New Jersey, as it rebuilds its US network.

The route between Melbourne and Dallas will be one of the longest in the world when it launches in December.

The carrier is seeking to expand its midwest US presence.

The carrier now operates 13 routes to Puerto Rico.

The ULCC plans to offer 24 departures from the airport on peak days this summer.

ALPA says the US government should not allow SkyWest to scrap essential air services.

New Zealand will reopen to US citizens in May.

The Atlanta-based carrier has pulled no punches in its response to United Airlines’ request to launch a second route to Cape Town in South Africa.

Growing frequencies on the airline’s ‘spider web’ network is a key to future growth, CFO Tammy Romo says.

FLL returns as the airline’s fifth US destination.

Routes hears how Indianapolis attracted event-goers in 2021 and what the next goals are for the airport in the post-pandemic world.

The carrier expects full-year 2022 capacity to be about 7%-9% lower than 2019 capacity.

The carrier has five route launches planned from Las Vegas over the next five months.

Outgoing American Airlines CEO says ‘huge’ growth is on the horizon.

An order has been issued by the US Transportation Department that prevents regional carrier SkyWest from ending routes to 29 small communities until a replacement carrier has been found.

The Irish flag-carrier will serve the US from Dublin, Manchester and Shannon this summer.