Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “transatlantic”
La Compagnie flies nonstop from Newark-Liberty, NJ (EWR) to Paris-Orly, France (ORY), Nice, France (NCE) and Milan-Malpensa (MXP), and it has announced a fourth route, Newark to Düsseldorf, Germany (DUS), for Spring 2027 with up to five flights a week. Every seat on every flight is business class. There is no economy cabin, and Newark is the airline’s only U.S. …
The American Airlines new routes 2027 lineup is here: eight new international routes announced on August 27, 2026, and four of them are flown by the Airbus A321XLR. New York (JFK) picks up Amsterdam, Nice and a fourth daily London-Heathrow. Philadelphia (PHL) picks up Porto, Vienna (always thought that it was odd that no U.S. carrier served Vienna) and Reykjavik. …
On 25 August 2026, United announced 10 new international cities for 2027 — the largest expansion in the airline’s history. Eight of the ten launch from Newark, five are flown by the Airbus A321XLR, and one is a Boeing 737 MAX 8. For those of us riding standby, that is the sentence that matters: most of this expansion is narrowbody, …
This week, Delta announced that it will begin daily nonstop service between Austin (AUS) and Paris–Charles de Gaulle (CDG) on March 27, 2027. It’s Delta’s first transatlantic route from Austin and the first-ever nonstop between the two cities. Paris is now the fourth European city reachable nonstop from AUS. Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and London are the other three. For nonrevs based …
United’s flagship hub flies nonstop to 104 international destinations — 44 in Europe alone, plus Greenland on a 737, both Indian metros, and an 18.5-hour Singapore marathon. Here’s the complete list, region by region, with the standby intel to actually use it.
