Ryan Ewing

Dallas

Founder and Executive Editor at AirlineGeeks

Founder of @AirlineGeeks and a lover of all flying things.

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Aeromexico Adds Two New U.S. Routes

6 days ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

Aeromexico is planning to add more service to the United States later this year. The carrier has added more routes to the U.S. in recent months, including flights to Phoenix, Tampa, and Raleigh, North Carolina. Starting on Dec. 19, the Mexican airline will bolster its North Carolina presence with new service between Cancun and Raleigh/Durham. Flights are scheduled to operate daily until the end of April. In addition, Aeromexico plans to link its Mexico City hub and San Juan, Puerto Rico.
JetBlue Axes Six Routes, Closes Station

6 days ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

The carrier will no longer service this South Florida market. In its latest network shake-up, JetBlue is making sweeping cuts to several routes. The New York-based airline will also close one of its stations. On Friday, the carrier told employees that it would end all service to Miami. JetBlue began serving the South Florida airport in 2021. The airline’s last flight to Miami from its Boston hub is currently slated for Sept.
United Boosts Ireland-U.S. Service

1 week ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

United is set to expand its transatlantic operations from Dublin, announcing increased capacity and flight frequency to the U.S. starting this year. The carrier will extend its second daily Dublin-to-Newark service to operate “nearly year-round,” the airline said, while also upgrading its Dublin-Chicago O’Hare route to a full-year operation. With these adjustments, United will offer more seats and flights from Dublin than any other U.S. airline on a year-round basis, it stated.
Livery of the Week: Starlux

1 week ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

The airline began operations in 2020. Editor’s Note: AirlineGeeks is proud to present our ‘Livery of the Week’ series. Every Friday, a team member will share an airline livery, which can be from the past, present, or even a special scheme. Some airline liveries are works of art. The complexity associated with painting around critical flight components and the added weight requires outside-the-box thinking from designers.
American, United Halt Middle East Flights

1 week ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

American and United are suspending flights to the Middle East, citing ongoing regional instability and safety concerns. American Halts Doha RouteAmerican has confirmed the temporary suspension of its daily nonstop service between Philadelphia and Doha, Qatar. The final flight before the suspension operated earlier this week. The airline stated that the route is expected to remain suspended until at least June 22, pending further evaluation of the situation in the region.
Boeing Could Restart C-17 Production

1 week ago | flyingmag.com | Ryan Ewing

At the 2025 Paris Air Show held this week, Boeing shared that it is in the “early infancy” stages of discussions about potentially restarting production of the C‑17 Globemaster III. Speaking at the show, Turbjörn Sjögren, Boeing Global Services VP and General Manager for Government Services, said the manufacturing giant has received interest from several countries, and that one unnamed nation is already engaged in preliminary conversations regarding a production restart.
Hawaiian Returns to Alaska After Two-Decade Hiatus

1 week ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

Hawaiian Airlines landed in Alaska again for the first time in roughly 20 years earlier this month. Now owned by the Alaska Air Group, the carrier is connecting Seattle and Anchorage during the summer months. Alaska finalized its acquisition of Hawaiian in September 2024. While the two carriers are not yet under a single operating certificate, Alaska has already begun using Hawaiian’s widebody aircraft in key markets.
Cathay Pacific Adds More U.S. Service

1 week ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

Cathay Pacific is set to expand its operations in North America later this year. On Thursday, the Hong Kong-based airline said it will increase service on a three-month-old route. Beginning in October, the carrier’s Hong Kong to Dallas/Fort Worth route will operate on a daily basis. In an April interview with AirlineGeeks, Cathay Pacific’s Chief Customer and Commercial Officer Lavinia Lau hinted at “new opportunities” in the U.S., including daily flights to Dallas/Fort Worth.
NTSB Warns of Smoke Risk on Boeing 737 MAX

1 week ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

The National Transportation Safety Board has issued urgent safety recommendations following incidents where smoke entered the cockpit and cabin of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft equipped with CFM International LEAP-1B engines. “The NTSB found that the engine load reduction device, or LRD, a safety feature designed to reduce the severity of vibrations transmitted from a damaged engine to the airframe, can result in damage to the engine oil system,” the agency stated in its Wednesday report.
JSX Adding Turboprop Aircraft

1 week ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

ATR operations could launch as early as this year. ATR Aircraft announced Tuesday at the Paris Air Show that Dallas-based JSX intends to begin operating ATR 42-600 aircraft by the end of 2025. The move marks ATR’s entry into the U.S. public charter market, with JSX planning to lease two ATR 42-600s to expand its semi-private network across the country.