Emirates Wants to Grow in the U.S.
Emirates President Sir Tim Clark says the airline would like to grow its presence in the U.S. But Boeing delivery delays have created some roadblocks.
Emirates President Sir Tim Clark says the airline would like to grow its presence in the U.S. But Boeing delivery delays have created some roadblocks.
Arajet plans to launch routes to the first of three U.S. locations it was recently approved to serve by the Department of Transportation.
The Chicago-based airline is slated to join Delta and resume service to Tel Aviv starting next month with up to two daily flights.
American began nonstop service between Wichita and Reagan National in January 2024. Flights operate once daily between the two cities.
The airline began service to Brisbane last month, which is a seasonal flight. Its Los Angeles to Sydney route is served year-round.
The Fort Worth, Texas-based airline continues to face delivery delays on 787 Dreamliner aircraft, including its 787-9s with new Flagship Suites.
The airline will go head-to-head with American, Air Canada, and Delta, which connect LaGuardia and Toronto multiple times per day.
Recently, the Mexican carrier has added and resumed several routes, including between Mexico City and Phoenix, along with Cancun to Miami.
After nearly eight years without any flights, SkyWest and United will be bringing air service back to a small city in New Mexico.
The Atlanta-based carrier becomes the first U.S. airline to publicly announce plans to restart regular service following the October 2023 attacks.