Star Alliance

Air Canada, like its native home, is transitioning.

Alliance members add intercontinental routes

Recently launched Newark-Dubai flights highlight United Airlines' big summer plans.

Ethiopian Airlines will increase its presence in the U.S. with a new Atlanta service to be launched in May.

The Addis Ababa-based carrier is also significantly restoring its China network.

The initial phase of the codeshare partnership covers nearly 300 routes from Chicago O’Hare, Dubai, Houston and San Francisco.

MIAT Mongolian Airlines operates nonstop flights to Istanbul.

Thai passengers will gain access to SIA’s flights to New York JFK and LAX, among other destinations.

Aerocivil has found the combined entity would have a monopoly on 16 routes within Colombia.

As an estimated 20% of the pre-pandemic air transport workforce is expected not to return, the sector should set aside more capital to invest in new technologies to plug the gap.

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 carriers said they plan to expand codesharing in the future.

The Star Alliance carriers will align transborder networks and share revenue on Canada-US flights.

The airlines both fly the Toronto-Dubai route.

Lufthansa’s passengers already have access to the German air-rail connection Star has tapped.

The Star Alliance carrier said it exceeded pre-pandemic capacity in May.

The ADD-LFW-IAD route joins an existing one-stop service Ethiopian operates to Washington.

The move follows Avianca’s April agreement to acquire Colombian ULCC Viva.

The Canadian flag-carrier expects to operate 75% of its 2019 capacity in 2022.

LAX will be a new point at which SIA passengers can gain access to United’s US network.

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

Poland’s flag-carrier is adding a new point in India to its network as well as reinstating flights to Delhi.

Short- and medium-haul vacation destinations make up the bulk of the carrier’s restored routes.

Turkish Airlines will offer three flights per week from Istanbul.