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Starting April 13, 2026, Irish flag carrier Aer Lingus will connect Dublin and Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, growing its footprint in the U.S.

JFK’s coming Terminal 6 will use an entirely electric ground fleet, officials with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced this week.

United CEO Scott Kirby said Tuesday that the airline will not seek to acquire Spirit’s assets if the ultra-low-cost carrier ultimately goes out of business.

Delta announced Tuesday that it is adding Sardinia, Italy, and Malta to its summer 2026 schedule after a vote by employees and loyalty members.

The labor union representing Air Canada’s flight attendants has asked to cancel mediation and move wage negotiations to direct arbitration.

Alaska Air Group advised investors this week that its third-quarter earnings will be “at the low end” of its previous guidance.

A spokesperson told AirlineGeeks that the move is part of a broader shift to Burbank, California, where the airline recently announced new service.

The Trump administration has instructed Delta and Mexican flag carrier Aeroméxico to end their nearly decade-long joint venture within a matter of months.

After a long hiatus due to ongoing political tensions in many Middle East nations, European low-cost carriers are finally resuming flights to Jordan.

China Eastern Airlines is set to launch the world’s longest commercial flight, an over 12,000-mile connection between Shanghai and Buenos Aires.