Aerolineas

High Court grants petition for reorganization of LIAT

Renuncia CEO de LIAT tras agitado verano para la aerolínea

A High Court has granted a petition allowing for the reorganization of the cash-strapped regional airline, LIAT, the appointment of an administrator as well as staying all proceedings relating to the liquidation of the company. Senior Counsel Anthony Astaphan confirmed that the High Court here granted the petition late Friday as the Gaston Browne administration […]

KLM’s European destination network “virtually at pre-Covid-19” level

KLM mantém B777s em São Paulo e B787 no Rio de Janeiro em 2019

KLM is continuing to increase the number of destinations offered across its European and intercontinental networks, albeit at significantly reduced frequencies. The carrier said that its European network “is virtually at pre-Covid-19 levels in terms of the number of destinatons”. Between August and October it will serve 91 destinations, up from 72 in July, and […]

Four U.S., European Airlines Urge Transatlantic Reopening, COVID-19 Testing

Las medidas que están tomando los gobiernos para rescatar las aerolíneas golpeadas por coronavirus

American Airlines, International Airlines Group (IAG), Lufthansa and United Airlines are urging the EU and the U.S. government to introduce a common COVID-19 testing program that would allow airlines to restore a more substantial transatlantic network. The four companies wrote a joint letter to U.S. Vice-President Mike Pence and European Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva […]

Alaska Airlines makes bigger play for Los Angeles with 8 new routes from LAX

Air Freight Growth Recovers Slightly in April, Up 4.1%

There are big competitive changes coming to Los Angeles International Airport this fall, and everyone seemingly wants in on the action. Alaska Airlines plans to fly 35 routes from Los Angeles (LAX) — its most ever — by the year’s end. That will come after eight new routes that will launch between September and December, […]

How Top Aviation Leaders See The Future Of The Airline Industry

Pronostica OACI 1.5 mil millones de pasajeros menos en 2020

At the end of April a virtual event by the name of FlightPlan was held, in which the future of aviation was discussed by 50+ contributors including aerospace and airline executives from around the world. The discussions, put together by Inmarsat Aviation in collaboration with APEX, touched on everything from digitalization in the industry to […]

Interview: GRU on post-coronavirus network restoration in South America

Emirates leva 500 mil kits de testes para detecção do coronavírus ao GRU Airport

João Pita, Head of Airline Business at GRU Airport – São Paulo International Airport, speaks to Routes about how South America’s largest airport sees networks recovering from the coronavirus and what airline business models can flourish in the “new normal.” How are things shaping up in Brazil for the future? We are suffering, as all […]

JetBlue drops Long Beach, consolidates at LAX

Qatar Airways compra casi 10% de firma matriz de BA, Iberia

JetBlue Airways will pull out of Long Beach Airport (LGB) and consolidate its Greater Los Angeles area service at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Beginning in October, New York-based JetBlue will shift nearly all its existing service from LGB to LAX, along with crew and maintenance bases. The carrier is initially planning to operate more […]

Delta-LATAM codeshare approved as carriers push for JV antitrust immunity

Dos aeropuertos españoles entre los de mayor crecimiento en Europa

Delta Air Lines and LATAM Airlines Group have been given the green light by the US Department of Transportation (DOT) to operate codeshare routes between the US and Chile. The two carriers lodged an application with the department in June, seeking to codeshare on all points between the US and Chile; between points in the […]

New Airline Breeze Pushes Debut to 2021

¿Cómo nació la primera clase en las aerolíneas?

Breeze Airways, the new upstart budget carrier that was set to debut later this year, is pushing back its start date to 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic. At a time when airlines are barely operating at 25 percent capacity compared to this time last year, founder David Neeleman—who also founded JetBlue Airways—decided to wait […]