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By the end of 2031, Southwest says it plans to retire its fleet of older Boeing 737-700 and 737-800 Next-Generation (NG) jets

U.S. ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) Frontier said that it will once again be operating flights to Burlington, Vermont from Florida.

Jeffrey Goh, Gulf Air’s CEO, explains to the delegates of Routes World 2024 how he plans to deliver profits in the next two years.

Delta is adding more CRJ-500 flights to its network, with the SkyWest-operated aircraft now flying out of Delta’s hub in Detroit.

Major international aviation stakeholders are converging in Bahrain for the event to discuss route development at an international level.

Spirit has reportedly engaged in talks with bondholders and other creditors to support a Chapter 11 filing for “reorganization” bankruptcy.

China Airlines, Taiwan’s national flag carrier, has been synonymous with the island’s aviation industry for several decades.

Aer Lingus announced the launch of Ireland’s first nonstop flight from Dublin to Nashville, Tennessee, starting in April 2025.

Travelers searching for flights are no strangers to changing ticket prices, multiple fare classes, and complex pricing models.

Delta and Saudia have signed a new codeshare agreement opening new destinations for both carriers, strengthening the U.S. airline’s Gulf presence.