British Airways Adds Brand-New U.S. Route
New service will be the airline’s 30th destination in North America.
New service will be the airline’s 30th destination in North America.
The Fort Worth, Texas-based carrier will suspend service on a route it began in 2021, a spokesperson confirmed on Monday.
The carrier’s chief commercial officer, Rana Ghosh, told employees on Friday that the carrier will suspend roughly 40 routes and exit two airports.
Air Tahiti Nui will discontinue one of its two routes to the United States early next year as part of a network shake-up.
Delta will add another European destination to its New York–JFK schedule next summer. This route will be brand-new to the airline’s network.
The carrier’s latest long-haul network shake-up comes just days after the airline axed service between New York-JFK and Brussels.
The airline announced plans to begin international service after being certified by the Federal Aviation Administration as a U.S. flag carrier.
Air Canada is extending its seasonal nonstop service between Ottawa and London Heathrow through the winter, opening the door to year-round connectivity.
Cathay Pacific will add to its U.S. operations next year with the introduction of five weekly nonstop flights beginning March 30, 2026.
A spokesperson told AirlineGeeks that the move is part of a broader shift to Burbank, California, where the airline recently announced new service.