Over 70% of the world’s regional airline flying is within the United States. This requires any regional airliner to be US-compliant. That means, Scope Clause compliant. This odd rule has led to the cancellation of the Embraer E175-E2 and the…
As the monsoon rains sweep across India, darker clouds continue to loom over the country’s aviation sector. With investigations into the deadly crash of Air India Flight 171 entering a critical phase, the coming weeks could reshape regulatory accountability, global…
Yesterday, we highlighted the significant impact of fuel costs on US airlines. Now, we want to delve deeper and present the data in a fresh light, if you will. The model is a one-pager and an easy read. The menu…
Arajet continues its accelerated push into the North American market, with company CEO Víctor Pacheco revealing plans for a new route to Los Angeles (LAX). This move marks the Dominican low-cost carrier’s first destination on the U.S. West Coast, deepening…
Aeroméxico commenced operations at Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ) with a direct daily flight from Mexico City (MEX), officially reaching its 100th destination. This new route reinforces the air links between Mexico and the Dominican Republic, complementing the carrier’s existing…
Qantas and Jetstar Dominate Australia–New Zealand Routes Qantas and its low-cost subsidiary Jetstar continue to expand their dominance across the Australia–New Zealand corridor, now operating 80% of Australia’s 10 longest routes to New Zealand throughout 2025. This strategic expansion is…