Aeromexico, Mexico's global airline, announced that it will begin to operate four weekly flights between Mexico City and Los Angeles with its Boeing 787 Dreamliner as of April 5th, 2015. The flight schedules served with the most modern aircraft of the 21st century.

Starting next week, tour operator Cuba Travel Services will begin offering what it says is the first regularly scheduled direct charter service from New York to Havana since President Barack Obama restored diplomatic relations with the island nation in December.

In addition to introducing "airberlin business benefits," the European carrier announced that it's focused on upgrading both comfort and service for business travelers and corporate customers alike.

Volaris, the ultra-low cost airline operating the most extensive domestic route network servicing the US and Mexico, inaugurated new international service connecting the city of Tijuana to the San Francisco (Oakland) area with flights on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 

Alaska Airlines has submitted its application to begin two nonstop services from Orange County, California, to Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The planned year-round service will operate thrice-weekly between Orange County and Puerto Vallarta.

American Airlines Group is seeing a continued slide in its Latin America and Caribbean traffic. Last month, American Airlines Group saw a 3.5 percent decrease in revenue passenger miles, with a total of 2.51 billion, down from 2.6 billion in February 2014, according to the company’s latest monthly report.