Routes

Alaska plans to add two new routes and one returning service this summer. The Seattle-based airline will expand route offerings from its namesake state.

Mexico’s military-run airline – Mexicana de Aviación – is scaling back its route network following a $50 million loss in 2024.

In 2025, the Atlanta-based airline plans to operate its largest-ever trans-Atlantic schedule, with 33 destinations in Europe.

Following significant change in the Syrian political standing, Qatar Airways schedules a return to the country’s capital.

After nearly a decade of suspension due to security concerns, Morocco and Libya plan to resume direct air and sea links in 2025.

For the first time ever, the Department of Transportation is penalizing a U.S. carrier for so-called “chronic” flight delays.

One Alabama airport will lose all of its scheduled flights in a matter of weeks. Low-cost carrier Breeze will end service to Mobile by the end of January.

The Airbus A321LR is shaping up to be one of the workhorses of Etihad Airways and a competitive edge in the near future.

JetBlue plans to grow its Airbus A220 network in 2025. The carrier has just over 40 A220s in its fleet, which will replace the Embraer E190s.

Delta plans to expand its Boeing 717 network next summer. The Atlanta-based airline has roughly 80 717-200s in its fleet.