Houston Intercontinental

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

The carriers are asking US and Mexican authorities to allow an antitrust-immunized alliance to commence in the 2023 first quarter.

The carrier is adding 8,000 daily seats at JFK and LGA versus the 2021 summer.

The carrier’s fifth freedom flights will carry on to Singapore.

Frequencies are being increased due to rising passenger demand, the airline says.

Flights are being added from Washington and Houston following the removal of quarantine restrictions for fully vaccinated passengers.

Three new routes to the new Palmerola International Airport will be available from November.

The former United Airlines affiliate plans to operate routes between cities whose air service has been reduced by airline consolidation and the impact of the pandemic.

Twenty-one new routes are being added to the ULCC’s network over the coming months.

The carrier hopes to restore the Singapore-Manchester-Houston routing it previously offered as soon as possible.

Approval is being sought to begin scheduled flights from Vietnam during the third quarter of 2021.

The ULCC is currently the second largest Mexican carrier on transborder US routes by capacity.

The Atlanta-based airline will serve four new markets and increase the use of its Airbus A220 fleet.

Routes speaks to SIA’s new general manager for the UK & Ireland to learn how the carrier aims to rebuild passenger and cargo networks.

The carrier is also resuming flights from PHL to Dallas and Houston in May.

The former United Express affiliate hopes to return to the skies this spring, operating point-to-point routes between secondary US cities that have lost air service because of the pandemic.

Including the latest additions, JetBlue customers now have access to more than 80 destinations in Qatar’s network from its main DOH hub.

The carrier has returned to the airport for the first time since 2005 and started five new routes.

The Florida-based ULCC is further growing its network from Los Angeles and adding a new destination in Mexico.

Three new services are being added in May as the ULCC seeks out leisure and VFR demand.

Denver becomes the second base to be opened by the carrier in the past six months.

The agreement will initially cover Aeromexico’s flights to 11 destinations in the US.

Sixteen new routes and nine new cities are joining the Minnesota-based LCC’s network.

Additional international services are returning to the Gulf carriers’ route maps.

CEO Gary Kelly says new flights just have to cover costs.