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Mexico’s military-run airline – Mexicana de Aviación – is scaling back its route network following a $50 million loss in 2024.

In December, major carriers and their regional counterparts canceled nearly 6,000 flights, roughly double the 3,000 in December 2023.

In 2025, the Atlanta-based airline plans to operate its largest-ever trans-Atlantic schedule, with 33 destinations in Europe.

In December, flydubai welcomed the first guests in its new business class lounge at the Dubai International Airport Terminal 2.

The aircraft’s last flight was scheduled to depart Geneva at 11 a.m. local time but ended up doing so almost four hours later.

Following significant change in the Syrian political standing, Qatar Airways schedules a return to the country’s capital.

The Chicago-based airline initially announced an agreement with Elon Musk’s satellite Wi-Fi provider in September 2024.

State-run Aerolineas Argentinas could be preparing for a sale after it reduced 13% of its staff and cut several domestic routes.

After nearly a decade of suspension due to security concerns, Morocco and Libya plan to resume direct air and sea links in 2025.

Nearly one year ago, a Boeing 737 MAX 9 operating Alaska flight 1282 out of Portland, Oregon, lost a door plug midflight.