Air Canada Plans New U.S. Routes
Air Canada plans to grow its transborder network in summer 2025, adding two new routes to the U.S. from its Vancouver hub.
Air Canada plans to grow its transborder network in summer 2025, adding two new routes to the U.S. from its Vancouver hub.
Britain’s eighth busiest airport is getting a makeover, with the southern English hub undertaking a 150-metre runway extension.
The new aircraft, scheduled for delivery in April 2025, will be the first of 28 on firm order, gradually replacing the airline’s older Boeing 737s.
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg grounded much of the company’s corporate fleet used for travel by its 19-member executive council in mid-September.
The carrier is the newest member of the SkyTeam alliance, joining on Sept. 1, and has recently been adding more routes to partner hubs.
Malaysia Airlines continues to expand its fleet with newer aircraft types, including the Airbus A350XWB and Boeing 737 MAX.
A stowaway aboard a Delta flight from New York to Paris reportedly made it across the Atlantic hiding inside the aircraft’s restrooms on Tuesday.
With 121 active E175s flown by its regional subsidiary Envoy Air, American boasts one of the largest Embraer fleets in the world.
United released a statement Tuesday calling for more Federal Aviation Administration air traffic controllers at the Newark approach facility.
Recently, though, some mainline carriers have announced plans to restart pilot classes in early 2025, signaling a potential rebound in pilot hiring.