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Routes details the latest new route announcements, as well as the services returning to carriers’ networks.

The startup—which plans to have a fleet of almost 50 aircraft over the next seven years—is looking to enter markets already served by Air Canada, WestJet and Flair.

Routes details the latest new route announcements, as well as the services returning to carriers’ networks.

Routes details the latest new route announcements, as well as the services returning to carriers’ networks.

New York and Chicago will receive routes from next spring as the Canadian ULCC continues its rapid US expansion.

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

The airline, formerly known as Enerjet, will operate a fleet of 46 737 MAX aircraft.

The three destinations will join Air Transat’s network from Montreal next summer.

The services are part of a winter schedule that will see the Calgary-based carrier’s network grow to more than 95 destinations.

The Canadian leisure carrier will start serving London from Quebec City during the summer 2022 season.

A pair of new domestic services will launch during the summer 2022 season.

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

The airline is basing four new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft at Canadian airports this spring.

Santo Domingo will become the fourth destination in the Dominican Republic served from Toronto by Air Canada.

The carrier already operates to Dublin from Halifax and its Calgary base.

The carrier will fly to the California city from three Canadian airports.

Delhi flights have restarted from Toronto and Vancouver.

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

The Star Alliance member will enter the Colombia-Canada market in December.

Ryanair’s domestic expansion in Sweden, Swoop adding a fourth destination in Mexico, and Austrian Airlines returning to Montreal are among the latest new route announcements and service resumptions.

The carrier cites ‘soaring vaccination rates’ in Cuba as one reason why it is restarting flights to the island nation.

The Canadian carrier has resumed international flights and announced plans to launch a new route to Kingston in Jamaica.

CEO Ed Sims says the carrier will proceed with 'caution' when building back its European network.

Flights have restarted to three destinations and two more will return to the airline’s network later this month.

The Canadian flag-carrier will operate 5X-daily service between Bishop and Montreal.