Porter Airlines Launches Vancouver–Phoenix Transborder Route
Porter Airlines Launches Vancouver–Phoenix Transborder Route, marking a major milestone in the airline’s expansion strategy and its first nonstop transborder service from Western Canada.
Porter Airlines Launches Ottawa Flights To Miami And Phoenix
Porter Airlines Launches Ottawa Flights To Miami And Phoenix, further expanding its sun-focused network while strengthening cross-border connectivity from Canada’s capital.
Porter Expands Winter 2025/26 With Four New Routes
Porter Airlines has unveiled a major expansion of its Winter 2025/26 schedule, strengthening its North American and Caribbean networks with four new routes and expanded frequencies to popular sun destinations. The growth represents an increase of up to 25% more flights during peak travel periods, supported by the carrier’s modern Embraer E195-E2 fleet.
Frontier Airlines Announces 22 New Routes for Winter 2025
Frontier Airlines has announced the launch of 22 new routes beginning in November and December 2025, expanding its reach across the United States, Caribbean, and Latin America. This expansion strengthens Frontier’s focus on leisure destinations while reinforcing its strategy to become the leading low-fare carrier in major U.S. markets.
STARLUX And American Airlines Sign Partnership Agreement
STARLUX Airlines has announced a significant commercial partnership with American Airlines, aimed at expanding travel convenience between North America and Asia. The agreement, unveiled on August 15, 2025, will allow passengers to enjoy streamlined services including single-ticket booking and through-checked baggage, simplifying connections between North America and Taipei.
Condor Airlines to Discontinue Several North American Routes in 2025
Condor Airlines, a prominent German leisure carrier, has announced plans to discontinue service from Frankfurt to six North American destinations in 2025. The affected routes include Baltimore, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Phoenix, San Antonio, Edmonton, and Halifax. This decision follows a ruling by the German Federal Court of Justice concerning feeder flights with Lufthansa, Germany’s largest airline.