The carrier will end several domestic and international services in 2027 as it moderates planned summer growth.

The Dubai-based carrier refreshed one of aviation’s most recognizable paint schemes in 2023.

The airline will end one route in January, while another will not return next year.

14 communities received federal funding to pursue new routes, restore discontinued flights, or support existing service.

The Japanese carrier’s familiar blue-and-white design has remained largely recognizable for more than four decades.

The airline will end three routes from New York and suspend two Las Vegas flights beginning in November.

The Doha-based carrier’s burgundy oryx has remained at the center of its fleet identity for two decades.

The carrier is replacing its international and transcontinental first-class product with new Flagship Suites.

The long-range narrowbody will fly to two California cities before entering transatlantic service.

The British carrier’s red tail, metallic accents, and distinctive nose art have evolved alongside the airline for more than four decades.