Routes

American’s largest jet – the Boeing 777-300ER – can seat up to 304 passengers and includes a Flagship First cabin with eight seats.

American plans to add more service from New York’s LaGuardia Airport next year. The Fort Worth, Texas-based airline will add three long-distance routes.

Low-cost Dominican airline Arajet announced Friday that it plans to begin offering flights to the U.S. in the second quarter of 2025.

After a long awarding process, selected airlines are now able to schedule their new, highly coveted long-distance flights from D.C.’s Reagan National Airport.

Now, with over 40 aircraft in its fleet and around 60 destinations, its CEO is looking to take the startup airline even farther.

Global travel industry data platform OAG has released its analysis on the busiest worldwide flight routes of 2024. Some might be surprising.

If approved by regulators, flights would operate twice weekly with a mix of Boeing 777-300ER and Airbus A350-1000 aircraft.

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.