WestJet will fly from Halifax to Amsterdam up to six times weekly this summer, with connections on both sides allowing more choices for travelers.

Lufthansa is reducing its schedule, retaining older aircraft, transferring existing jets, and adding staff to brace for the summer travel season.

The new Chinese-funded airline in Hungary is looking to purchase 100 Boeing narrowbody jets and expand in the coming months.

KLM drops frequencies on both of its Chinese routes in early 2025 as European carriers continue to struggle in the market.

Singapore Airlines introduces new business and first class products on its A350s, with first class coming to the A350-900ULRs.

Finnair is doubling down in several key markets, adding more frequencies in the U.S., China, and Japan starting next year.

European airlines are calling for action against Chinese carriers to achieve a so-called level playing field amid the Russian airspace closure.

SAS and LOT will both pull out of the Chinese market by this year, citing difficult market conditions as competition heats up.

Lufthansa is discontinuing its flights from Frankfurt to Beijing as Russian airspace ban continues to create cost pressures.

Air France withdraws from Accra, Tokyo Narita and Abu Dhabi airports, and instead starts flying to Manila later this year.