Delta Air Lines has moved to add 20 new regional jet flights from Reagan Washington National Airport on eight routes in a direct challenge to US Airways. The flights, on Delta Connection carriers Comair and ASA, will start on 1 November. They are part of Delta's move to spread its regional jet flying and protect against interruptions such as the 2001 Comair pilots strike.
Source: Airline Business
China Eastern Airlines has partnered with compatriot China Southern Airlines for what it calls a cross-airline passenger transfer service on flights between Beijing’s Daxing airport and Guangzhou.
Israeli leisure carrier Arkia has indicated that it will use Airbus A330neo twinjets on new services between Tel Aviv and New York JFK. The airline has listed a batch of flights on the route which, it says, will be operated by a chartered aircraft. Arkia identifies the aircraft type as ...
Korean cargo carrier Air Incheon is seeking authorisation to open services to several US destinations from mid-2025. The expansion has emerged from its planned acquisition of Asiana Airlines’ cargo operations as part of last year’s merger between Asiana and Korean Air. Air Incheon, which was founded in 2012, started services ...
