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Frontier re-enters Oakland (OAK) and adds Las Vegas nonstops to Boise (BOI) in late-summer 2026, taking routes vacated by Spirit

Frontier Airlines will launch two late-summer 2026 nonstop routes from Las Vegas (LAS): a return to Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport (OAK) and new service to Boise (BOI). The OAK relaunch also reflects Frontier picking up routes formerly operated by Spirit.

2026-06-09T07:41:12.586622-07:00

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Air Canada–Abra Group MoU sets pathway to long-term pan-Americas partnership, codeshare expansion and cargo cooperation

2026-06-09T09:42:36.760927-07:00

Bloomberg

EU seeks to extend carbon emission charges to foreign flights, earmarking revenue for clean-energy transition—faces potential ba

2026-06-09T08:14:02.678091-07:00

ATR Aircraft

Cambodia Airways takes first ATR 72-600 on delivery of two-jet turboprop plan to grow Southeast Asia regional service

2026-06-09T06:22:51.288086-07:00

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Air Canada–Abra Group MoU sets pathway to long-term pan-Americas partnership, codeshare expansion and cargo cooperation Air Canada and Abra Group—owner of avianca, GOL, Wamos Air and NG Servicios Aéreos—have signed an MoU for a broad, long-term strategic partnership. The framework is intended to lead to a joint business agreement, with revenue sharing, expanded codeshare, and enhanced cargo services connecting Canada, Latin America and beyond.

2026-06-09T09:42:36.760927-07:00

Air Canada–Abra Group MoU sets pathway to long-term pan-Americas partnership, codeshare expansion and cargo cooperation

Bloomberg

EU seeks to extend carbon emission charges to foreign flights, earmarking revenue for clean-energy transition—faces potential ba The EU is pushing to broaden carbon-emissions charges to flights operated by foreign airlines, while directing the resulting revenue to support the bloc’s clean-energy transition. The plan is expected to spark disputes and backlash from airlines and governments concerned about the measure’s scope and cost impact.

2026-06-09T08:14:02.678091-07:00

EU seeks to extend carbon emission charges to foreign flights, earmarking revenue for clean-energy transition—faces potential ba

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Frontier re-enters Oakland (OAK) and adds Las Vegas nonstops to Boise (BOI) in late-summer 2026, taking routes vacated by Spirit Frontier Airlines will launch two late-summer 2026 nonstop routes from Las Vegas (LAS): a return to Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport (OAK) and new service to Boise (BOI). The OAK relaunch also reflects Frontier picking up routes formerly operated by Spirit.

2026-06-09T07:41:12.586622-07:00

Frontier re-enters Oakland (OAK) and adds Las Vegas nonstops to Boise (BOI) in late-summer 2026, taking routes vacated by Spirit

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SAA drops case over confidential data

2026-06-09T06:41:54.797339-07:00

SAA drops case over confidential data

ATR Aircraft

Cambodia Airways takes first ATR 72-600 on delivery of two-jet turboprop plan to grow Southeast Asia regional service Cambodia Airways has taken delivery of the first of two ATR 72-600 turboprops, with the handover marking the first ATR type in the carrier’s fleet. The small Cambodian operator said it will use the aircraft to expand regional routes across Southeast Asia.

2026-06-09T06:22:51.288086-07:00

Cambodia Airways takes first ATR 72-600 on delivery of two-jet turboprop plan to grow Southeast Asia regional service

Reuters

Emirates to offer Iran-war “safety and reliability” incentives, steering offers away from fare cuts Emirates will roll out customer incentives to regain travelers deterred by the protracted Iran conflict, emphasizing safety assurances and reliable connectivity rather than lower fares, President Tim Clark told Reuters. The move targets mounting anxiety around regional risk while competitors continue adjusting Middle East capacity amid uncertainty.

2026-06-09T05:58:31.758546-07:00

Emirates to offer Iran-war “safety and reliability” incentives, steering offers away from fare cuts

CBC

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Air Canada ex-pilot charged and fined after alleged years flying without required ATPL license Police and prosecutors have charged and/or fined a former Air Canada pilot accused of operating as captain without the required airline transport pilot licence (ATPL) over a multi-year period spanning 2009 to 2025. Air Canada says no safety compromise occurred, despite the alleged licensing breach. Reports also cite allegations that the pilot piloted more than 900 flights.

2026-06-09T04:57:24.880207-07:00

Air Canada ex-pilot charged and fined after alleged years flying without required ATPL license

Cranky Flier

Why LAX has entrenched airline dominance—and the long effort to break in A look at the “dominant airline” reality at major U.S. airports, using Los Angeles (LAX) as the case study. The piece traces the repeated, often difficult attempts by airlines to win share and relevance at a market already shaped by incumbents’ network and competitive advantages.

2026-06-09T04:02:44.988333-07:00

Why LAX has entrenched airline dominance—and the long effort to break in

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Frontier re-enters Oakland (OAK) and adds Las Vegas nonstops to Boise (BOI) in late-summer 2026, taking routes vacated by Spirit

Air Canada–Abra Group MoU sets pathway to long-term pan-Americas partnership, codeshare expansion and cargo cooperation

EU seeks to extend carbon emission charges to foreign flights, earmarking revenue for clean-energy transition—faces potential ba

Cambodia Airways takes first ATR 72-600 on delivery of two-jet turboprop plan to grow Southeast Asia regional service

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