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Allegiant is shaking up its network. While the ultra-low-cost carrier added a handful of new routes last week, it is also ending service on others.

The airline announced the new services on Tuesday, scheduled to begin in spring 2026, as part of its strategy to grow connectivity from the Pacific Northwest.

The service will be operated by the Landline Company, which provides premium motor coach transportation for a number of airlines.

Lufthansa and Fraport AG have partnered to implement an AI-powered system called “seer” at Frankfurt Airport, designed to enhance aircraft turnaround processes.

Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines resumed pilot hiring on Friday, reopening the application process for new first officers.

Delta is temporarily adding flights next spring to help travelers at its Boston hub take advantage of the long weekend created by Patriots’ Day.

Icelandair is making changes to its domestic route network as it takes over a government contract and prepares to retire the smallest aircraft in its fleet.

The carrier now operates 49 weekly flights across five Chinese cities: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hangzhou.

Delta is gearing up to open a new crew base later this year. The Atlanta-based carrier announced plans for an additional flight attendant domicile this week.

The unions representing pilots at Republic and Mesa have signed a “unity agreement” that will govern contract negotiations as the two carriers work to merge.