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The New York-based carrier is adding more London flights and has routes to Paris on its radar.

Nashville, Tennessee, will see two new seasonal routes flown by the carrier.

About $1 billion of foreign currency funds is being blocked by governments in Africa, according to IATA estimates.

IATA Director-General Willie Walsh said he is “very positive” about the recovery, with the number of airport pairs connected by direct air service set to return above the 20,000 mark this year.

IATA says the online tool will allow travelers to choose the most sustainable route.

IATA’ European Regional Vice President Rafael Schvartzman has welcomed the move, saying it will help to tackle passenger disruption at UK airports.

Under new owner Tata Group, the Indian carrier expects to open several new hubs across the country and increase its footprint on key long-haul markets.

Flights to the Wisconsin city will be operated daily.

The carrier last flew to the Italian city in 2012.

The Star Alliance member looks set to surpass 2019 capacity levels this month.

A second route to the US state of California is being launched by the Japan Airlines subsidiary.

The Indigo Partners-backed startup will initially operate two aircraft but hopes to scale up to nine during 2023.

The carrier will begin flights to Marrakesh in the fourth quarter.

Routes details the latest new route announcements, as well as the services returning to carriers’ networks

Three new destinations are being added to the airline’s winter schedule from the Polish airport.

Andrea Lusso and Dave Jehn have new roles at the New York-based carrier.

The airport will offer a permanent supply in partnership with TotalEnergies.

The long-haul LCC is returning to destinations in Europe and the Middle East.

The Luanda-Lisbon route has high passenger demand, according to TAAG.

The Star Alliance carrier said it exceeded pre-pandemic capacity in May.

The airline has announced international routes to Bali and destinations in Oceania.

The carrier again accused Qantas of predatory practices, a charge the Star Alliance member strongly rejects.

According to the African Airlines Association, relaxed COVID-19 entry rules should lead to growing air traffic this summer.

The carrier will resume flying to the ‘Entertainment Capital of the World’ in November for the first time since 2015.

The new Armenian flag-carrier will initially serve three destinations when flights start on July 3.