Air China Plans Return to South America
Starting next month, Air China plans to resume service to South America after a more than four-year hiatus with flights from Beijing to Brazil.
Starting next month, Air China plans to resume service to South America after a more than four-year hiatus with flights from Beijing to Brazil.
In addition to three new destinations, the Chicago-based airline will also add more flights to China, South Korea, and Portugal.
Ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) Spirit has announced a new route shakeup which will see the carrier cutting routes and adding new ones.
TAP Air Portugal announces expanded summer routes between Lisbon and North America, with increased frequencies and seasonal operations.
In May, Emirates is starting service to Cambodia via Singapore while adding another fifth freedom flight option for passengers.
The start-up airline will begin offering flights to and from New Hampshire for the first time since launching in 2021.
The Lufthansa Group has announced the initial route network for the summer 2024 launch of its newest subsidiary Lufthansa City Airlines
Capacity is at an all-time high between China and the Middle East, with Chinese carriers driving the growth, motivated by weak demand elsewhere.
On Friday, Delta announced the launch of a new seasonal route between Los Angeles and Brisbane (BNE) scheduled to begin in December.
Ultra-low-cost start-up Avelo plans to expand its service from the Bay Area’s Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport (STS).