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JetBlue expands San Juan focus city with five new nonstop routes to PHL, JAX, ORF, RIC and BUF

JetBlue will add five year‑round nonstop routes from San Juan (SJU) to Philadelphia (PHL), Jacksonville (JAX), Norfolk (ORF), Richmond (RIC) and Buffalo (BUF), launching in spring 2026 to strengthen its Puerto Rico focus city. The carrier also announced new Buffalo–Fort Myers and Syracuse–Fort Lauderdale services.

2025-12-03T08:14:58.540845-08:00

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

Southwest signs interline with Condor to link Frankfurt and six U.S. gateways

2025-12-02T10:46:17.158691-08:00

Reuters

easyJet posts £665m FY25 profit as holidays unit drives growth; 17 A320neo deliveries due 2026 remain on schedule

2025-11-25T00:22:03.538194-08:00

aircanada.com

Air Canada expands Summer 2026 transatlantic network, becomes second-largest in North America

2025-11-25T06:13:54.357223-08:00

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Skift

Southwest CFO defends network changes, says point‑to‑point model a 'huge differentiator' Southwest CFO Tom Doxey defended the airline's recent network changes, saying its extensive point‑to‑point route system remains a 'huge differentiator' versus competitors. He framed the model as central to Southwest's strategic positioning as the carrier adjusts markets and accelerates decision‑making.

2025-12-03T13:08:39.009503-08:00

Southwest CFO defends network changes, says point‑to‑point model a 'huge differentiator'

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JetBlue expands San Juan focus city with five new nonstop routes to PHL, JAX, ORF, RIC and BUF JetBlue will add five year‑round nonstop routes from San Juan (SJU) to Philadelphia (PHL), Jacksonville (JAX), Norfolk (ORF), Richmond (RIC) and Buffalo (BUF), launching in spring 2026 to strengthen its Puerto Rico focus city. The carrier also announced new Buffalo–Fort Myers and Syracuse–Fort Lauderdale services.

2025-12-03T08:14:58.540845-08:00

JetBlue expands San Juan focus city with five new nonstop routes to PHL, JAX, ORF, RIC and BUF

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Condor mulls Embraer E190 wet‑lease for summer 2026 as it hunts seasonal ACMI partners Condor is considering wet‑leasing Embraer E190s for summer 2026 as it seeks seasonal ACMI partners, while the Lufthansa Group secures wet‑lease capacity and tightens ties with Air Baltic as a core provider. Condor is also expanding network links in the U.S. via a new airline partnership.

2025-12-03T04:16:09.408299-08:00

Condor mulls Embraer E190 wet‑lease for summer 2026 as it hunts seasonal ACMI partners

FlightGlobal

Avianca accelerates network redesign, betting on longer stage-length routes to drive growth Avianca has accelerated a network redesign focused on deploying aircraft on longer stage-length routes, a strategy its leadership says powered a strong third quarter. The Colombian carrier credits extended sectors with improving revenue per available seat and unlocking growth across its regional and international network.

2025-12-03T02:59:43.159319-08:00

Avianca accelerates network redesign, betting on longer stage-length routes to drive growth

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

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Southwest signs interline with Condor to link Frankfurt and six U.S. gateways Southwest Airlines has signed an interline agreement with Frankfurt‑based Condor, allowing single‑ticket connections between Condor's Frankfurt flights and Southwest's U.S. network through six U.S. gateways. Condor becomes Southwest’s fifth international partner, joining China Airlines, EVA Air, Icelandair and Philippine Airlines.

2025-12-02T10:46:17.158691-08:00

Southwest signs interline with Condor to link Frankfurt and six U.S. gateways

Skift

Canadians Turning Away from U.S. Travel — What It Means for Airlines and Airports Canadians' growing reluctance to travel to the U.S. is shifting passenger flows and revenue away from U.S.-bound routes, forcing airlines and gateway airports to reassess capacity, schedules and marketing. Unless core travel concerns are addressed, travellers will keep choosing other international destinations or domestic options.

2025-12-02T09:51:23.514928-08:00

Canadians Turning Away from U.S. Travel — What It Means for Airlines and Airports

AirInsight

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LEVEL begins independent operations under IATA code "LL" with inaugural Barcelona–New York service LEVEL, now an autonomous carrier within IAG after securing its AOC in December 2024, began operating under its own IATA code "LL" on 1 Dec 2025. The airline launched a Barcelona–New York inaugural flight, was cleared for Argentina, Chile and US services, and holds 16% of Barcelona El Prat's long‑haul market.

2025-12-02T08:06:34.198555-08:00

LEVEL begins independent operations under IATA code "LL" with inaugural Barcelona–New York service

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Ryanair to end all Azores routes after Winter 2025/26, cites high airport fees and taxes Ryanair will terminate all routes to and from the Azores at the end of the Winter 2025/26 season, saying high airport fees and taxes made services uneconomic. The move ends Ryanair’s scheduled links to the Portuguese archipelago and highlights mounting cost pressures on regional routes.

2025-12-02T03:12:16.416471-08:00

Ryanair to end all Azores routes after Winter 2025/26, cites high airport fees and taxes

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Our Airline Routes coverage delivers up-to-the-minute information on new route announcements, destination additions, and updates to existing services across the commercial aviation industry. This resource is essential for tracking the strategic network expansions and adjustments that airlines make in response to shifting market demands and travel patterns.