Routes

In its latest network shake-up, JetBlue plans to discontinue service in a highly competitive Northeast market this spring.

On Thursday, the carrier announced new service to Richmond, Virginia; Providence, Rhode Island; and Montreal, Quebec, starting later this year.

Emirates President Sir Tim Clark says the airline would like to grow its presence in the U.S. But Boeing delivery delays have created some roadblocks.

Arajet plans to launch routes to the first of three U.S. locations it was recently approved to serve by the Department of Transportation.

The Chicago-based airline is slated to join Delta and resume service to Tel Aviv starting next month with up to two daily flights.

United is adding three routes to its network later this year. The carrier will expand in Chicago with one new service along with two resumptions.

Despite Wednesday’s mid-air collision and previous calls to not add flights at the airport, Reagan National is gearing up for one of its busiest years to date.

The airline began service to Brisbane last month, which is a seasonal flight. Its Los Angeles to Sydney route is served year-round.

The Fort Worth, Texas-based airline continues to face delivery delays on 787 Dreamliner aircraft, including its 787-9s with new Flagship Suites.

The airline will go head-to-head with American, Air Canada, and Delta, which connect LaGuardia and Toronto multiple times per day.