CRJ-200
United Extends CRJ-200s Into 2030s
Up to 40 aircraft will continue under a multi-year deal.
United Adds Three New Airports to Network
The growth includes three first-time destinations and one long-dormant airport.
Air Wisconsin Starts Selling Its Own Flights
Air Wisconsin has been around since the 1960s but mostly operated under different airlines’ banners since 1985, when it operated for United Express.
Air Wisconsin Halts Scheduled Flights, Future Uncertain
After its contract with American ended this week, Air Wisconsin’s future remains up in the air. Its last batch of scheduled flights left Chicago Thursday.
SkyWest Dropping Intra-North Dakota Route
SkyWest plans to cut service between two Essential Air Service markets this summer. The regional carrier has flown the route since 2014.
SkyWest Charter Gets DOT Nod
Starting under the Biden administration, the FAA began reviewing regulations governing public charter operators, with potential impacts for carriers like JSX.
American Moves to Two-Class-Only Service From Chicago
On the heels of its breakup with CRJ-200 operator Air Wisconsin, American is also detailing plans to end all 50-seat service from Chicago this summer.
American Halts CRJ-200 Operations
American is slated to become the latest U.S. airline to remove the CRJ-200 from its network. The carrier is planning a regional shake-up later this year.
Air Wisconsin, American End Regional Partnership
The regional carrier announced the shake-up on Friday afternoon, which includes a broader focus on government-subsidized service.
