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The carrier cites high fuel prices and shifting demand as it axes one of its newest long-haul additions.

Commissioners are also looking at expanding a general aviation airport as an alternative.

Willie Walsh said Asia and Europe will likely be affected first.

“Independence One” will enter service this week.

The money would be used exclusively to offset rising fuel costs, representatives said.

The carrier is installing an entirely new business class on its largest aircraft.

The connection will operate four times per week year-round.

A deal could open the door to unprecedented federal investments in low-cost carriers.

Scott Kirby defended his vision of a massive combined airline that would create “millions” of jobs and make the U.S. more competitive globally.

The carrier is looking to add to its history with premium options and improved customer experiences.