Routes

WestJet is cutting another route to the U.S., just weeks before it was scheduled to launch. The airline is blaming a lull in transborder demand.

A new partnership announcement could come as early as the second quarter, airline leadership said during Tuesday’s earnings call.

Al Meer also shared that the carrier is set to announce record-breaking profits and a new widebody jet order in the coming weeks.

Less than two months before launch, JetBlue is abandoning plans to serve one of its newest destinations, citing a demand lull.

An airline spokesperson confirmed on Saturday that Frontier will end all flights to one of its newest markets next month.

United is planning more international service from its Denver hub. The airline will add one new route and resume another.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, more unique Essential Air Service proposals have been submitted by a wider variety of airlines.

Cathay Pacific will continue “to look for new opportunities” in the U.S., Chief Customer and Commercial Officer Lavinia Lau told AirlineGeeks.

The union argues that an agreement between the carriers would ‘give a majority of jobs’ to Mexican crews with Viva Aerobus.

Alaska will serve one fewer country by the end of this year. The carrier confirmed Monday that it will no longer operate scheduled flights to the Bahamas.