Routes 360 Headlines: Key Stories Of The Week (W/C September 1, 2025)
Aviation Week's Routes 360 Headlines on Wednesday 3 September 2025 covers the latest notable developments and key insights from Routes 360 members.
The Ministry of Transport of the Slovak Republic has announced the resumption of scheduled flights between Bratislava and Košice after a six-year hiatus.
Bournemouth Airport has welcomed planning approval for a major enhancement of passenger facilities that will include an extended terminal and new transport interchange.
At Floor 2, restricted area of Cam Ranh International Terminal (T2), SH Premium Lounge launched on August 28, 2025, introducing a five-star lounge experience for international passengers that balances relaxation, productivity, and seamless connectivity before departure.
With the latest additions to its winter schedule, Cyprus Airports are preparing for a busy season ahead. The launch of new destinations and year-round routes by Wizz Air and Cyprus Airways, along with the opening of a new market—Bosnia & Herzegovina—further strengthens the island’s connectivity and broadens travel options for passengers.
The airport achieved the 4-star certification awarded by Skytrax, recognizing the quality of facilities, comfort, cleanliness, shopping, food & beverage, and staff service standards at Punta Cana Airport.
Starting 25 August KLM will increase flights from Amsterdam to Istanbul from daily to 2x daily.
Greenland is new to this scale and style of tourism, and it showed. Interest in the country is spiking, for political and recreational reasons, putting pressure on the country’s budding tourist infrastructure.
On 4 July Turkish Airlines celebrated 60 years at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. Back in 1965 Turkish Airlines only flew 2x a week from Turkey to Amsterdam.
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