Getting to Guatemala and Nicaragua Is About to Get Easier Thanks to This Airline's New Routes

Prepare yourself for a jetsetting summer vacation, with a new slate of seasonal routes around the southern US.

Luxury rail company Rocky Mountaineer is rebranding as Canyon Spirit with an expanded route connecting Denver to Salt Lake City in 2026, the rail company told TPG.

This summer, it’s about to get a whole lot easier to visit some of the most popular islands in the US, thanks to Breeze Airways—a budget airline many American travelers may still not be familiar with.

Scoring a table at soup dumpling institution Din Tai Fung anywhere in the world comes with hurdles. It might be waiting for your number to pop up on the screen outside Taipei’s four-story Xinsheng Branch, queueing up outside the Santa Clara, California, one, or fighting for an online reservation at midnight for the New York City outpost. But there’s one way to seamlessly enjoy your own private meal—on board the airline EVA Air.

Southwest Airlines is ending its long-standing “two bags fly free” policy, marking the end of an era for the airline beloved by American travelers for its value and flexibility. The announcement follows Southwest’s decision last year to end its open-seating policy, with the first assigned seat tickets going on sale later this year.

Avelo Airlines, a low-cost airline, announced 13 new routes and three new destinations for its network, including Nassau, Bahamas, Grand Rapids, and Long Island. This comes on the heels of their recent announcement of two new routes from Charlotte to Nashville and Daytona Beach beginning in April.

Low-cost carrier Breeze Airways is expanding their footprint in Florida this summer.

Spring is nearly here and Southwest Airlines wants to get you somewhere warm. The budget airline is having a sale with one-way flights beginning at $49.

Get ready for many more options for low-cost flights coming this spring. 

There's an airline with a fleet of new, comfortable Airbus A330 planes outfitted in eye-catching striped branding ready to fly you to Europe this year.

JetBlue recently announced a special livery plane that features Mario, the popular video game hero, as well as other characters from the Nintendo franchise. The airline shared photos of the Airbus A320 which was transformed to spotlight Mario, Princess Peach, Luigi, Bowser, Donkey Kong, and Yoshi.  The colorful livery includes the signature blue and red color scheme from the Super Mario game, as well as features of the various characters waving from oversized airplane windows throughout the plane. Mario and Luigi are the first two characters located above the wing, and deliver big smiles to onlookers. The design also features different stars and yellow stripes, as a nod to the iconic video game. 

Historically, flying on a regional jet meant you'd be disconnected until you landed.