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The last Delta Air Lines-branded Bombardier CRJ200 flight took place on the morning of Dec. 1 between Elko, Nevada, and Salt Lake City.

Smaller US markets are seeing reduced flying as regional carriers pull out.

ALPA says the US government should not allow SkyWest to scrap essential air services.

An order has been issued by the US Transportation Department that prevents regional carrier SkyWest from ending routes to 29 small communities until a replacement carrier has been found.

If the plans are approved, the Spanish carrier will place its IB code on domestic and international routes operated by Alaska Airlines from Los Angeles and San Francisco.

The move comes after Alaska Airlines cut ties with previous partner Emirates.

The carrier expects to offer around 52,000 weekly seats to and from Alaska this summer—an increase of almost 50% on two years ago.

American abandoned Joplin Regional Airport in 2019; SkyWest will operate under the United Express brand.

Outdoor ski locale in Wyoming could prove popular even in the face of the pandemic, Alaska believes.

The Wyoming regional airport has been without commercial air service since April.

The Tennessee regional airport will get service to both Houston and Chicago on Oct. 1.

Routes analyzes some of the services returning as well as new routes being launched. This week we look at three new domestic routes opening in the US, Thailand and the UK.

SkyWest posted a net loss of $26 million in Q2, a far better result than any US mainline carrier, aided by the fact that 45% of its revenue comes in the form of fixed payments from contracts with major airlines.

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The announcement comes less than a week after the Treasury agreed to terms with five of the other largest carriers in the US.

Leisure demand can boost Oakland International after American Airlines’ exit.

American Airlines is dropping Oakland International from its route network.

Routes' latest update on how airlines and airports across North America are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic

Airlines did not expect to have to pay back 30% of assistance.

The assistance will enable carriers to avoid furloughs through the COVID-19 crisis.

American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, JetBlue, Spirit and a host of other carriers are taking part.

This week: Wizz Air plots further London Luton growth; Boeing and Embraer agree joint venture terms; Virgin Atlantic's Flybe talks continue; American starts 28 new flights; MEA to take up to six A330-900neos and more.

Virgin Australia Holdings has revealed plans to expand its domestic presence through the purchase of a majority stake in Tiger Australia and full