Halifax International Airport Authority

The Routes Americas 2025 Awards will celebrate excellence in airport and destination marketing, with 15 airports, five destinations and five airlines making the final this year.

With 75 firm orders for the E195-E2, as well as 25 more options, it appears the aircraft will also be used to bump up capacity on current Dash 8-400 routes.

Transatlantic flights from three Canadian cities will not operate during summer 2023 but the airline has not ruled out bringing them back next year.

Two routes are being launched by the ULCC from Quebec City, starting in July 2023.

The new routes from Halifax and Vancouver come two months after the airlines announced plans to align transborder networks and share revenue on Canada-US flights.

New flights are being launched to Edmonton and Calgary.

The carrier plans to have eight converted Boeing 767 freighters in its fleet by next year.

As the carrier prepares to reinstate more routes to its network, it is also adding new flights between Toronto and Chicago.

The Montreal-based carrier is relaunching international flights from Toronto, Montreal, Halifax and Vancouver.

The latest network additions by the airline partners come despite the US Justice Department’s efforts to block the alliance.

The UK’s busiest airport will join the Canadian carrier’s network from next year.

The network additions include the launch of a new international destination from the ULCC’s Western Canadian base.

Michael Deluce tells Routes that sun destinations will be a ‘smaller focus’ of the Canadian carrier’s Embraer jet fleet.

The turboprop operator is building back its network from its Toronto Bishop Airport base.

The Canadian carrier will return to the Scottish market during the summer 2022 season with two new routes from Toronto and the resumption of flights to Glasgow from Nova Scotia.

The country's airlines had been encouraging the government to restart international travel for vaccinated passengers.

By launching jet operations, Porter will be able to reach destinations in Southern California, Mexico and the Caribbean.

Flair CEO and president Stephen Jones has shared the Canadian ULCC's new US destinations.

The six transborder services to three new US points follow the Canadian airline’s Request for Proposals on Route Exchange.

The airline is converting 767 passenger aircraft into freighters for new all-cargo service.

The city is the ninth Canadian domestic destination to be added to the carrier’s network this summer.

Canada’s second-largest airline said it is operating a 90%-reduced schedule.

The Canadian ULCC plans to serve 18 domestic destinations during the summer season.

The move comes after Transport Canada lifted the ban on the MAX in Canadian airspace.

Atlantic Canada Airports Association warns repercussions of the service cuts will be felt 'for years to come.'