Airline News

Alaska Airlines has started transatlantic flights from Seattle to London, Rome, and Reykjavik. The new services aim to ease travel disruptions during the summer season.

Over 1,600 flights across several European countries have been delayed, with 51 cancellations also reported. Key airports like Athens, Amsterdam, and London are facing operational disruptions affecting major airlines.

American Airlines will expand its summer 2026 transatlantic network by introducing new nonstop flights from Philadelphia and Dallas to Europe. The expansion aims to reduce disruptions for travelers crossing the Atlantic.

More than 40 flights have been canceled and over 800 delayed across key European cities during the summer 2026 travel season. This disruption is affecting airports in Stockholm, Madrid, Athens, Rome, and others.

Allegiant Airlines, in cooperation with Columbus Rickenbacker Airport, has introduced low-cost direct flights to Key West. This new route offers travelers budget-friendly access to Florida’s Key West.

Frontier Airlines has relaunched its unlimited flight pass at $399, granting travelers unlimited flights across the U.S. This pass provides a cost-effective option for extensive domestic travel.

More than 20 flights have been cancelled across major UK airports including Heathrow and Gatwick, affecting routes to New York and European destinations. Multiple airlines, including British Airways, have been involved in these disruptions.

More than 40 flights have been cancelled and 804 delayed at key European airports including Stockholm, Madrid, and Athens. Hundreds of travelers are affected across major cities.

Air Canada has cancelled 16 flights, causing delays and stranding passengers at multiple airports in Canada and the US. Key hubs including Halifax, Toronto, and Vancouver are affected.

Norwegian Cruise Line has expanded its New York homeporting capacity for 2026, adding new Caribbean and Bermuda itineraries. This growth supports cruise tourism and regional economic benefits.