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British Airways is reworking its flight schedule ahead of the summer of 2026, with plans to increase the frequency of flights between London and the U.S.

Taiwan-based China Airlines is considering new routes to the U.S., including service to Boston, Phoenix, and Washington Dulles.

Allegiant is trimming some flights as U.S. and Canadian airlines continue to report a slowdown in travel demand between the two countries.

Iceland-based carrier PLAY has announced that it is ending service to its last three scheduled destinations in the United States.

In August, Air Canada’s transborder capacity will be down nearly 12% compared to the same period last year, as measured by Available Seat Miles.

A new partnership announcement could come as early as the second quarter, airline leadership said during Tuesday’s earnings call.

Al Meer also shared that the carrier is set to announce record-breaking profits and a new widebody jet order in the coming weeks.

Cathay Pacific will continue “to look for new opportunities” in the U.S., Chief Customer and Commercial Officer Lavinia Lau told AirlineGeeks.

After a decade of suspension, Thailand’s airlines could resume service to the U.S. in the near future after a safety rating change.

The carrier has seen a 9% drop in Canadian passenger volume, far less than the 70% bookings drop projected by previous industry reports.