Routes

Southwest will remove several domestic routes from its schedule as part of a network redesign, a spokesperson confirmed to AirlineGeeks.

Southwest is shaking up its network with service to a brand-new destination and over a dozen additional routes starting in 2026.

This airport will have one less airline, with Allegiant planning to completely exit a market it began serving during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The carrier is ending flights in a handful of “underperforming” markets, including one it has served for around 14 years.

By the end of this year, the Australian airline plans to have 10 A380s back in service after being placed in storage during the pandemic.

Ultra-low-cost carrier Allegiant is adding five new nonstop routes and bringing a new airport into its network starting later this year.

The Indian airline will end service to one of its five U.S. markets next month, citing airspace closures and planned interior upgrades for its 787-8 fleet.

JetBlue has submitted a formal proposal to the U.S. Department of Transportation to provide more Essential Air Service (EAS) flights.

Allegiant is shaking up its network. While the ultra-low-cost carrier added a handful of new routes last week, it is also ending service on others.

The airline announced the new services on Tuesday, scheduled to begin in spring 2026, as part of its strategy to grow connectivity from the Pacific Northwest.