Routes

United is planning to add yet another brand-new long-haul route starting next summer, this time from its hub in Denver.

The semiprivate operator currently serves several airports in the state, including Napa, Oakland, Monterey, Burbank, Los Angeles, Orange County, and Carlsbad.

The U.K. carrier’s superjumbo aircraft is slated to serve Boston, Washington Dulles, Johannesburg, Los Angeles, Miami, and San Francisco next summer.

The resumption of this service comes after Etihad Airways dropped Nairobi from its route network in 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Aer Lingus’ first long-range A321 – registered as EI-XLR – ferried from Airbus’ Hamburg, Germany, manufacturing facility to its Dublin hub.

Air Canada leadership praised the Canadian-built aircraft type’s strong performance during an Investor Day event on Tuesday.

United is set to end service to an Idaho airport early next year. The Chicago-based airline has served the airport since 2021.

The ultra-low-cost carrier – which filed for bankruptcy protection in November – has aggressively scaled back capacity into 2025.

American is slated to restart service on a mainline route for the first time in roughly seven years. The flights will begin next year.

The 1944 Chicago Convention provided the framework for establishing and regulating commercial aviation on a global scale.