New York John F. Kennedy International Airport

Under a new collaboration with JetBlue Airways, United Airlines will gain access to slots at JFK, allowing the carrier to reach its goal of returning to the airport.

The flight marks the latest step in the UK startup’s plan to launch scheduled services and become the first airline to succeed at operating secondhand A380s.

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby says he is “committed to bringing us back into JFK, one way or another.”

JetBlue Airways will begin using SAF for flights from its New York JFK base, marking the first time sustainable fuel will be regularly used at the airport.

Air New Zealand has committed to operating out of New York John F. Kennedy International Airport’s (JFK) new international terminal.

JetBlue Airways’ terminal at New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) will get a $100 million upgrade focused on redesigning the center concourse.

ULCC Frontier Airlines will open service on three highly competitive routes—all to American Airlines hubs—from New York JFK in the spring.

British Airways has partnered with the Aviation Institute of Maintenance to offer a training program that qualifies participants to work at the airline.

NTO and the Port Authority said the rooftop system at New York JFK will be the “largest such solar array at any U.S. airport.”

Air Senegal is cutting flights to destinations in Cameroon, France, Gabon, Italy, Spain and the U.S. as part of a network restructure.

Aerolineas Argentinas has ceased flying between Buenos Aires and New York but plans to increase its footprint in the Dominican Republic.

New York JFK’s new international terminal, set to open in 2026, is a test case for airport privatization in the US.

JetBlue Airways has signed a pact with World Fuel Services for sustainable aviation fuel to help power some of the carrier’s flights from New York JFK.

Listen in as JFK New Terminal One COO Simon Gandy discusses the major project underway to build the New York airport’s largest terminal.

The NTSB is urging the FAA to “evaluate the effectiveness of the activation logic for the runway status light system” and, if necessary, update its logic.

Capacity and flight frequencies across the North Atlantic will reach record levels this summer.

Former TWA Chairman Carl Icahn has become the airline’s third-largest shareholder. What is next?

Delta Air Lines will debut “premium” lounges—a service level above existing Sky Club lounges—at three major airports in 2024, including JFK.

Four routes to the U.S. have been cut from Aeromexico’s planned summer schedule.

Brisbane will become the second city in Australia to be served by American Airlines.

American Airlines has received tentative approval to launch nonstop service between New York JFK and Haneda Airport, while Hawaiian is stopping night flights to the Tokyo airport.

Japan Airlines (JAL) has taken delivery of its first Airbus A350-1000, which the carrier intends to use on its Tokyo Haneda-New York JFK route.

Virgin Atlantic indicates it will use Airbus A330-900neo and A350-1000 aircraft on both the LHR-JFK and LHR-BOS routes during the 2024 summer season.

Japan Airlines’ first Airbus A350-1000 flights will operate between Tokyo and New York.

JetBlue is adding two new European destinations to its network as it continues to apply pressure on the U.S. government to act over Amsterdam’s capacity cuts.