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The carrier’s concept of operating to a secondary airport in the New York market has been shelved for the time being.

Destinations in the UK and Switzerland will receive new flights next winter.

The ULCC is adding 27 new routes between April and June, including launching flights to two new destinations in Mexico.

The transatlantic startup will begin ticket sales in March.

CEO Birgir Jónsson tells Routes about the Icelandic carrier's planned North American expansion and how the airline will win market share.

The decision means the startup is one step closer to starting low-cost transatlantic flights between Europe and the US.

Blue Air’s expansion from Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca and Iasi, Flybondi restarting international service, and Frontier Airlines launching flights from New York Stewart are among the latest route announcements and services resuming.

The long-haul LCC startup is planning to open a trio of routes from Norway’s capital.

Orlando International has secured 17 of the 20 new routes being launched by the US carrier.

Routes assesses commercial air traffic across the four airports that serve New York City.

As regional demand shrinks, cargo capacity grows.

Airline will be operating to one airport in many cities.

JetBlue Airways and Spirit Airlines have applied for emergency exemptions to the minimum service order outlined in the US government’s CARES Act.

Sen. Schumer contacted Aer Lingus, JetBlue Airways and United Airlines.

Scandinavian carrier Norwegian is ending flights between Ireland and North America from September, blaming the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max for making the routes “no longer commercially viable”.

As widely expected, European low-cost carrier Norwegian will introduce its new Boeing 737MAX fleet into operation on flights between the UK and Ireland and the United States of America. The budget airline will offer 38 new weekly transatlantic flights this summer from Edinburgh, Belfast, Cork, Shannon and Dublin serving ten routes.

European low-cost carrier Norwegian is set to open four new operational bases – two in the US and two in Europe – in 2017 to support the growth of its long-haul transatlantic network. The internal go-ahead for the expansion follows the final approval late last week by the US Department of Transportation for a foreign carrier permit for the airline’s Norwegian Air International business.