Airlines frequently adjust their routes due to various factors, including operational restrictions and financial considerations. This month, several US-Europe flights have been canceled, primarily due to operational constraints.
Seven airlines have cut five routes that were active last month. American Airlines is particularly affected due to issues with its Boeing 787 fleet. These changes span across the United States, from New York's JFK Airport to Florida's Melbourne International Airport. Some of these flights were charter services or seasonal operations.
The suspended routes include LOT Polish Airlines' Budapest to New York-JFK service, which was a charter flight discontinued in September 2022. KLM has suspended its Amsterdam to Miami route due to seasonality, typically ending this service in March. Arkia Israeli Airlines temporarily operated via Athens for its Tel Aviv-New York route but has since adjusted this operation.