Eurocontrol

The region’s airlines are focusing on the forthcoming summer season, hoping this will be the first truly normal season since the pandemic.

Ryanair is adding Eamonn Brennan, previously of Eurocontrol, and Elisabeth Köstinger, a former Austrian politician, as non-executive directors.

The continent’s airlines continue to see gradual improvement in traffic figures.

The French flag-carrier will launch 22 new routes.

Flight frequencies on many routes continue to be significantly below pre-COVID-19 levels.

Turkish Airlines operates the most daily flights among European airlines in a low-demand environment.

The head of Prague Airport says offering airlines discounts alone is not the answer.

Access to medical facilities is dependent on air transport in many countries.

The two countries have signed an agreement on mutual overflight rights.

Travel ban remains in effect for US passengers.

Eurocontrol member states agree that airlines need relief from air traffic control payments because of COVID-19 pandemic.

Routes' weekly update on how airlines and airports across Europe are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.

On April 3, 2014, the upper airspace (Flight Level 205 to Flight Level 660) over Kosovo was re-opened for civilian traffic overflights some 15 years after the Kosovo crisis and will lead to shorter flight routes in the region and enhanced flight efficiency.

At a teleconference next Thursday, EuroControl is set to announce an expanded programme to help Greek air traffic controllers streamline summer