Routes

Delta plans to restore all of its regional flying to pre-pandemic levels by next summer, the airline said during an earnings call on Thursday.

Japan’s Zipair announced plans on Thursday to expand its long-haul network with a new route from Tokyo Narita to the U.S.

United is making sweeping network changes next year with eight new destinations, most of which lack service from any major U.S. airline.

SAS and LOT will both pull out of the Chinese market by this year, citing difficult market conditions as competition heats up.

Asia’s largest low-cost carrier Air Asia is considering introducing flights to Johannesburg and Cape Town in South Africa.

Both Aero and JSX operate so-called semiprivate flights on Embraer aircraft. This week, the two carriers announced new and returning routes.

American Airlines now serves all 50 states, a title last held by Delta nearly two decades ago. The airline began serving its newest state on Monday.

U.S. ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) Frontier said that it will once again be operating flights to Burlington, Vermont from Florida.

Jeffrey Goh, Gulf Air’s CEO, explains to the delegates of Routes World 2024 how he plans to deliver profits in the next two years.

Delta is adding more CRJ-500 flights to its network, with the SkyWest-operated aircraft now flying out of Delta’s hub in Detroit.