The carrier is shifting transatlantic traffic away from traditional gateways, banking on leisure demand and a new narrow-body jet to serve thinner markets.
A fractional increase in overall traffic conceals a sharp drop in Middle East routes as low-cost European flights compensate for the Gulf downturn.
European Sleeper will launch three-times-weekly service to Scandinavia, marking the operator's first Nordic route and adding to a wave of new overnight rail across the continent.
The Dutch-Belgian operator will link Scandinavia to its growing overnight network, with one-change connections to London, Paris, Stockholm, and Oslo.
From Singapore to New York in one stretch: the longest scheduled passenger flights now connect cities across 14,000 kilometers and up to 19 hours in the air.
The Chicago-based carrier will connect U.S. hubs to destinations across Europe and Asia, with eight cities receiving their first nonstop service from any American airline.
The Chicago-based carrier is launching service to Okinawa, Toulouse, Ljubljana, and seven other destinations as it tests demand beyond Europe's traditional hubs.
The rail regulator's approval marks a significant step toward breaking Eurostar's three-decade hold on Channel Tunnel passenger services, though several hurdles remain.
From dual service to Sapporo to Delta's first Saudi route, carriers are using widebody efficiency to probe niche markets that once seemed too small to serve.
The carrier is offering up to £100 off bookings from Leeds Bradford as easyJet prepares to withdraw all services in January.
Fly2Galicia will open eight routes from Santiago de Compostela this December, banking on a 2027 surge in Camino traffic and regional tourism.
The Seattle carrier will launch seasonal service to Greece in May 2027, alongside expanded Paris frequencies, as it builds a trans-Pacific and transatlantic network from its Northwest hub.
Six high-speed platforms now sit 450 meters below west London, the first finished pieces of what will become Britain's busiest rail hub by passenger volume.
EasyJet's full exit from Leeds Bradford marks a strategic retreat as the airline doubles down on high-demand routes amid shifting regional connectivity
The airline is ramping up its presence in two cities where rivals already dominate, betting on the state's economic momentum.
A startup's plan to run a 72-hour rail service from New York to Los Angeles hinges on a partnership that Amtrak says doesn't add up.
The Scottish carrier will cease all flights from Dundee Airport in October, leaving the city without scheduled passenger links and putting sixteen jobs at risk.
Three new winter routes to Lapland and northern Norway mark the Belgian carrier's shift from charter-only to scheduled service in the far north.
The Abu Dhabi carrier will run 11 frequencies a week from December, part of a broader network push driven by stronger traffic across Europe, South Asia, and Africa.
The Belgian carrier is betting on northern lights and snowy landscapes to fill seats during Europe's quietest travel months.
