Routes 360 Headlines: Key Stories Of The Week (W/C December 1, 2025)
Aviation Week's Routes 360 Headlines on Wednesday 3 December 2025 covers the latest notable developments and key insights from Routes 360 members.
Ryanair will operate a total of 33 scheduled routes from M. R. Štefánik Airport during the summer 2026 timetable. This includes 10 new destinations.
On the evening of November 24, 2025, Da Nang International Airport welcomed flight WE201 operated by Parata Air from Incheon, carrying 291 passengers. This event marked Da Nang as the first destination in Vietnam selected for operation by this new South Korean airline.
On the evening of 26 November, Cam Ranh International Terminal warmly welcomed the inaugural flight of Parata Air, flight number WE205, which landed at 21:50 carrying 143 passengers.
Bournemouth Airport has recorded its busiest summer ever, with year-on-year passenger numbers up 28% to 1,084,629 in the seven months between 1st April and 31st October 2025.
easyJet and Jet2 are launching new operations from the UK to Cyprus for the 2026 season both operating from Pafos Airport, aiming to meet the strong demand from leisure travellers during the summer period.
Exeter Airport has seen summer passenger numbers soar by a record 28% driven by new routes, rising demand and its reputation for exceptional customer service.
During the 3rd Reimagine Tourism Conference, organized by prime Greek media Kathimerni, our own Director Comms and Marketing, Ioanna Papadopoulou, participated at a panel discussion under the theme “Connecting with the World: How we develop new tourist markets from India to Latin America”.
Norwich Airport has reported another successful summer season, with passenger numbers up 5% year-on-year between 1st April and 31st October 2025 to 332,251.
PaxUp is going North - a warm (or cool) welcome to Finavia!
A fantastic addition to the community - looking forward to working together and unlocking new opportunities across Finland and beyond.
We’re sending warm wishes to all our U.S. airline carriers and passengers travelling through Dublin.
Lien Khuong International Airport to close in March 2026 for runway upgrades
Under a national aviation plan, Lien Khuong is set to reach 4E classification by 2030, allowing it to serve wide-body aircraft such as the Boeing 787 and Airbus A350.
The 'race' (a slow, ponderous one) has been on in India between the two main cities of Delhi, the capital, and Mumbai, the main commercial one, to build a second airport and thus to become the first Indian city to have one.
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