United States and Canada route updates – April 2024

United States and Canada route updates – April 2024

New Pacific Airlines


New Pacific Airlines announced it will cease regular flights as of April 5th. At the moment, the company only operates between Ontario and Nashville with its Boeing 757-200, after suspending the route from Ontario to Reno on March 22nd. The airline will focus exclusively on charter flights in order to continue operations and improve profitability. The airline has been offering charters for the last couple of months, but in a mix with regular flights. New Pacific’s scheduled operations have been running for less than a year, since their start-up was in July 2023.

Hawaiian Airlines

Hawaiian Airlines began with the certification flights of its new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner before its entry into service (N781HA).

As we reported in our March report, the company added its first Dreamliner on February 14th, after arriving in Honolulu from Charleston.

Hawaiian will launch regular operations with the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner starting April 15th on the Honolulu – San Francisco – Honolulu route, where it will have seven weekly services.

Air Canada

At 20:35 local time on March 28th, Air Canada’s inaugural flight from Toronto landed in Charleston. The company will offer daily service with 76-seat Embraer 175 aircraft.

Charleston becomes Air Canada’s 41st destination in the United States to/from Toronto Pearson.

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Air Canada routes between Toronto and USA

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Air France

The airline launched services between Paris and Denver on Sunday, March?31st, which will be available year-round. Previously, Air France operated this route on a seasonal basis.

As a result, Denver reaches its fourth connection to Europe, after Frankfurt, London Heathrow and Munich.

Wednesday, Friday and Sunday

Air France routes between Paris CDG and United States

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  • Atlanta (ATL): 17 weekly · A359/772/789
  • Boston (BOS): 10 weekly · Airbus A350-900
  • Chicago (ORD): 7 weekly · Airbus A350-900
  • Dallas (DFW): 4 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
  • Denver (DEN): 3 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
  • Detroit (DTW): 7 weekly · Airbus A350-900
  • Houston (IAH): 7 weekly · Airbus A350-900
  • Los Angeles (LAX): 19 weekly · A359/77W
  • Miami (MIA): 12 weekly · 772/77W
  • New York (JFK): 35 weekly · A359/772/77W
  • Newark (EWR): 7 weekly · Airbus A350-900
  • Raleigh-Durham (RDU): 3 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
  • San Francisco (SFO): 7 weekly · Boeing 777-300(ER)
  • Seattle (SEA): 3 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
  • Washington (IAD): 10 weekly · Boeing 777-300(ER)

Alaska Airlines

Beginning October 1st, Alaska will commence flights to Las Vegas from Santa Rosa Airport (STS). Based on its website, the company will have seven operations per week on 76-seat Embraer 175s.

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On this route, Alaska Airlines will be competing with Avelo, where it offers four weekly on Boeing 737-700 aircraft.

American Airlines

The company inaugurated on March 28th its regular services to Tulum. American will operate four routes to the Mexican city, all with Boeing 737-800 and Boeing 737 MAX 8 jets, in accordance with its website.

Charlotte

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Dallas

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Miami

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American Airlines was the first carrier to launch international flights to the airport. Later that day, Delta began operations between Atlanta and Tulum, but we will focus more on the Mexican airport’s international expansion in the next report, Latin America.

Avelo Airlines

Houston, St. Louis and Traverse City, the airline’s new destinations in New Haven.

Avelo will start flights to these three cities in mid-June, which will be offered with Boeing 737-700 and Boeing 737-800 planes under the following schedule:

St. Louis · effective June 13th

Thursday and Sunday

New Haven airport observed in 2007

Houston · effective June 14th

Monday and Friday

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Traverse City · effective June 15th

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Current Avelo Airlines routes from/to New Haven

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Puerto Rico (charter)

United States

Canada Jetlines

The Canadian carrier will inaugurate scheduled services between Toronto Pearson and Miami as of June 29th. Operations will be carried out with Airbus A320-200 with 180 seats, once a week.

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Las Vegas (LAS) and Orlando (MCO) are the low cost’s current connections to the United States from Toronto, with 2 and 4 weekly respectively.

Delta Air Lines

Between November and December, Delta will expand its operations in Hawaii, with the opening of a new route as well as an increase in frequencies on two current ones.

Boston will be the airline’s new connection from/to Honolulu, and will boost services to Salt Lake City and Seattle.

Salt Lake City · effective November 6th (1 to 2 daily)

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Boston · November 21st

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Seattle · effective December 21st (2 to 3 daily)

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Flair

Guadalajara and Quebec City, the Canadian company’s new destinations to/from Vancouver and Toronto.

These flights, according to its website, will start in May, and will be operated on Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft with capacity for 189 passengers in single class.

Quebec City · May 6th

Monday, Wednesday and Friday

Guadalajara - from May 31st

Monday and Friday

Frontier

The carrier continues its development in Puerto Rico after it confirmed the launch of two new routes from/to San Juan.

New York JFK and Newark will be the next additions, beginning in June.

JFK · June 6th

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Newark · June 28th

Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday

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Level

The Spanish low cost airline, part of the IAG Group, commenced its flights between Barcelona and Miami on Sunday, March 31st. Services will be operated using Airbus A330-200s with 311 and 314 seats, depending on the aircraft configuration.

Wednesday, Friday and Sunday

*Sundays: it will depart from Barcelona at 15:50 and 22:30 from Miami.

Level’s routes between Barcelona and the U.S.

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Seasonal operations between Barcelona and San Francisco were resumed last March 31st.

Southwest

Effective October, Southwest Airlines confirmed the addition of three new routes in the United States. The operations will be conducted on Boeing 737-700, Boeing 737-800 and Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.

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Sun Country Airlines

On March 22nd, Sun Country inaugurated flights between Minneapolis and Atlanta. The carrier will not have a regular schedule on this route, so check the Sun Country Airlines website for more information (flight SY 1627/1628).

These are the airline’s planned U.S. connections to/from Minneapolis over the next 7 days.

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Aruba

Belize

Cayman Islands

Costa Rica

Dominican Republic

Honduras

Jamaica

Mexico

Netherlands

Puerto Rico

Turks and Caicos Islands

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In June, Sun Country will start operations from Minneapolis to Montreal and Toronto.

United Airlines

As of March 30th, the company changed its services on the Washington – Cape Town route. According to our database, United ceased flights with Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, being replaced by the Boeing 777-300(ER).

The carrier’s 787-9s have 252/257 seats, and the 777s used on this route can accommodate 350 passengers.

Monday, Thursday and Saturday

Tuesday, Friday and Sunday

United Airlines began marketing its new flights between Newark and Marrakech (Morocco), as we reported in our Africa and Middle East report. To see the schedule, please click here.

New aircraft deliveries

Since March 14th until the end of the month, 15 new planes were delivered from the factory, among the following airlines:

  • American Eagle
  • Alaska Horizon
  • Delta Air Lines (x2)
  • Frontier (x2)
  • jetBlue (x2)
  • Porter (x2)?
  • Southwest
  • Spirit
  • United (x3)

Catch up with March 2024's updates

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Author: Sebastián Polito

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