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Canadian airlines cut 10% of U.S. flights in 2026 due to weak demand, shifting focus to Caribbean and Latin American routes.
Canadian airlines are cutting U.S. flights by about 10% in early 2026, reducing seats by roughly 450,000, as demand remains weak due to lingering political tensions and travel hesitancy.
Air Canada and WestJet are expanding routes to the Caribbean, South America, and other international destinations, with flights to Punta Cana, Cancun, and Central America surging.
Travelers are shifting toward longer-haul and domestic options, driven by geopolitical concerns and changing preferences, prompting airlines to reallocate capacity to growing markets.
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Las aerolíneas canadienses cortaron el 10% de los vuelos estadounidenses en 2026 debido a la débil demanda, cambiando el enfoque a las rutas del Caribe y Latinoamérica.