San Diego International (Southern California)

All the important data related to the airline in recent years.

U.S. carrier Breeze Airways will add San Diego International (SAN) to its network, with plans to launch five nonstop routes from the airport.

Nonstop flights will connect San Diego and Atlanta from next May.

British Airways is the only carrier flying the LHR-SAN route, with American Airlines and Finnair placing their codes on the flights.

Grant money from the agency’s Airport Zero Emissions Vehicle Pilot Program will be used to acquire the shuttle buses.

The U.S. FAA has awarded $100 million across 12 airports for airfield configuration projects aimed at preventing runway incursions, including LAS and SAN.

The Denver-based ULCC is adding three domestic and two international services from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

The airline will also open new SAN routes to Oregon and Florida.

Nashville, Tennessee, will see two new seasonal routes flown by the carrier.

Routes details the latest new route announcements, as well as the services returning to carriers’ networks

The airline is offering a limited number of new routes in its summer schedule.

The carrier plans to use the Airbus aircraft on four routes from Boston.

The ULCC has not opened a new San Diego service in five years.

The ULCC will launch three routes from both Austin, Texas, and Nashville, Tennessee.

The carrier is also buttressing its domestic route network from BOS next year.

The Canadian carrier has resumed international flights and announced plans to launch a new route to Kingston in Jamaica.

Twenty-one new routes are being added to the ULCC’s network over the coming months.

Alaska joined oneworld, which also includes Qatar Airways and American Airlines, at the end of March.

Routes hears how the ULCC has been breaking new ground despite the impact of the pandemic.

The six transborder services to three new US points follow the Canadian airline’s Request for Proposals on Route Exchange.

Alaska aims to return to pre-COVID-19-pandemic flying levels at Paine Field by the spring of 2022.

Southwest Airlines plans to enter the ultra-competitive leisure market in June.

Southwest will offer more capacity into Hawaii this summer than at any time since the routes were launched in 2019.

The airline sees demand for outdoor activities during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Tokyo Haneda-Moscow Sheremetyevo route was supposed to start in March 2020.