Tag: New Flights
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Korean Air’s First Post Merger New Flight: KE2183 to Hiroshima
Korean Air’s first post merger new flight in December 2026 will be a daily service to Hiroshima launching on December 23rd 2026. The flight will be operated daily under flight number KE2183 and will be served using one of the airline’s Airbus A321neo. The aircraft features a 2-class configuration with 8 true business class lie-flat…
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Air Serbia Makes a Comeback in Toronto, Canada
After over 30 years, flights between Belgrade and Canada are operational, with AirSerbia launching flight JU90 to Toronto Pearson International Airport. The flight has a twice weekly frequency aboard an Airbus A330-200. There are a couple of things to highlight about this. The frequency is very thin, and those A330s, of which Air Serbia has…
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American Airlines conservative return to Caracas, Venezuela
American Airlines gets a bit of PR limelight by resuming flight AA3599 between Miami and Caracas, Venezuela, on April 30th, 2026. It doesn’t look like a great deal for passengers, despite them not really having much of an option on the route. As American Airlines operates the flight utilizing an Embraer E175 on a 3-hour…
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United Airlines Also Reboots Caracas Flights
Following American Airlines resuming flights to Caracas on May 1st, 2026, United Airlines enters the market too. United Airlines is taking a different approach to its Texas-based competitor. American Airlines is operating its flight from Miami to Caracas on a small Embraer E175 out of Miami. United Airlines is operating a Boeing 737 MAX 8…
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United Airlines returns to Narita and sets up a Sapporo seasonal flight
United Airlines announces two new services for the winter 2026 season. The carrier has spun its return to Narita (from Chicago O’Hare) as a new service. However, it is not out of its own will, but mainly it is being forced to serve Tokyo’s second airport due to the lack of available slots at the…
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JetBlue steps in to fill the Spirit Airlines void in Florida
JetBlue moves to fill the void left by Spirit Airlines’ shutdown, particularly at Fort Lauderdale. It launches 11 new destinations from FLL, looking to intercept the traffic left over by Spirit Airlines. Additionally, JetBlue is launching a status match program for free Spirit members, silver and gold, to take Mosaic 1 and Mosaic 2 tiers…
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Iberia launches a new A321XLR route to the U.S. – IB327 to Newark
Iberia launches another A321XLR flight across the Atlantic, this time serving New York’s Newark airport (flight IB327). The flight is one of nine which will be operating by mid-June, with the launch of this flight on March 29 and Madrid to Toronto flights launching on June 13. Iberia is going all in on A321 transatlantic…
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Asiana Airlines Expands to Milan Imposing a Hidden Monopoly
Asiana Airlines’ new flight between Seoul and Milan Malpensa International Airport hides a monopoly. The airline will be operating on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, perfectly integrating into the missing days on which Korean Air does not operate its own service on the route with flight KE928. The two airlines are part of the same group,…
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Singapore Airlines announces schedule of flights to Western Sydney International Airport
Singapore Airlines makes history as the first major international carrier to serve Western Sydney International (WSI) starting November 2026. Utilizing the 24/7 curfew-free status, SIA’s daily A350-900 service offers a strategic late-night bank to Changi. Dive into the SQ201/SQ202 schedule, the regional catchment strategy, and the current reality of the delayed transport links to the…
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SAS Announces Flights to Dubai and Choses DWC over DXB
SAS is back in the UAE, but don’t expect the usual legacy carrier experience. By choosing Dubai World Central (DWC) over DXB and deploying a narrowbody A320neo, SAS is running a high-efficiency, low-risk experiment. We analyze the “leisure flanker” strategy and why Thailand is getting the A350 “heavy metal” instead.