Routes

The airline will now serve three airports in the New York region.

The airline expects to have the aircraft in full commercial service by the summer of 2026.

Anchorage officially joins the carrier’s system as service grows in several U.S. and international markets.

The carrier reveals a wide-ranging network update with seven routes.

DOT says it obtained millions in stopgap funding as shutdown continues.

Service changes take effect in November.

The Montreal-based airline is also converting several seasonal routes to year-round.

The carrier will shake up its network this winter.

The carrier will expand its winter schedule.

More than 160 U.S. airports — 40 in Alaska alone — could lose Essential Air Service funding if the shutdown continues past Sunday.