A low-fare transatlantic carrier wants to bring its service to the London-New York market this summer. Zoom Airlines filed an application with the Transportation Dept. asking for permission that would let it start daily service June 7 between London (Gatwick) and New York (Kennedy) using 767 aircraft on the route.

Spirit Airlines, the American carrier, isn’t letting up on its route expansion, which is growing faster than the list of 2008 presidential wannabes for the White House.

In 2006, the number of flights operated by Lufthansa Private Jet rose by 13 percent. Up to ten private aircraft were booked daily during the year. The highest demand accounting for about 60 percent of the total came from point-to-point connections to around 1,000 destinations in Europe and the Russian Federation.

Windward Islands Airways International (Winair) has advanced its technology platform using comprehensive solutions from global travel technology provider Worldspan.

Spirit Airlines has reinstated flight service into Providenciales and to celebrate, Ocean Club Resorts is offering guests special savings on One-Bedroom Suites.

Continental posted its first full-year profit since 2003 in spite of a narrow fourth-quarter loss and said the result shows its plan is actually paying off.