Routes

Bahrain’s flag carrier, Gulf Air, has announced that it will further renew its partnership with Thailand’s national airline.

Delta is gearing up to grow its Austin operation by over 17% in the second quarter of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024.

Ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) Spirit is removing up to 35 routes as part of a sweeping network shake-up taking place this fall.

South African Airways will offer five weekly flights between Johannesburg and Perth, Australia from January of next year.

Icelandair is growing in North America, adding its 18th destination. The new route will connect Iceland and a Southeastern U.S. city.

Southwest will soon partner with an international airline, a first for the Dallas-based carrier, announced as part of the airline’s Investor Day.

Southwest is shaking up its route network yet again, this time cutting flights at the world’s busiest airport and Delta fortress hub.

The missing piece of the Turkish Airlines’ network may be coming soon with a non-stop flight to Sydney from its Istanbul hub.

The Hong Kong-based airline says it will be operating 108 flights between Hong Kong and North America by May of next year.

Last week, British Airways announced that it would start operating flights to the Georgian capital of Tbilisi in Summer 2025.