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With British Airways resuming long-haul Airbus A380 service and Qatar Airways ‘reluctantly’ preparing to welcome back the aircraft, Routes looks at the latest operations of the superjumbo.

The Chicago-based carrier is bringing back flights to Singapore as it embarks on the rebuild of its Asia-Pacific network.

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is considering adding service to markets in Latin America and the Caribbean, but this winter is “too soon” for new routes.

The airline’s long-haul strategy has historically centered on Asia, but with a slow recovery on the horizon, the Nordic carrier is temporarily shifting its long-haul network focus to North America.

International flights to/from Fiji have been suspended since March 2020 because of the pandemic.

The carrier’s fifth freedom flights will carry on to Singapore.

Routes rounds-up the latest new route announcements, as well as services returning to carriers' networks.

Destinations with high vaccination rates are an initial focus, while Australia’s flag-carrier is evaluating whether to operate scheduled service between London Heathrow and Darwin.

The startup’s maiden routes will connect Hong Kong with points in Thailand and Singapore.

The country will no longer require vaccinated passengers from Germany and Brunei to quarantine.

The carrier's modest goal of operating 30% of pre-pandemic capacity in the fourth quarter is in jeopardy.

The carrier’s first international flights from the Scottish capital in its 37-year history will begin in December.

The services will increase the carrier’s Taiwanese network to three cities.

The Kenyan cargo airline is eying new intra-Africa opportunities created by the African Continental Free Trade Area and the potential for expansion in China.

Lufthansa is resuming service to HKG after a five-month pause.

The Hong Kong-based airline will only be at 30% of pre-pandemic capacity in the fourth quarter.

New COVID-19 clusters in Singapore has government officials signaling caution.

The oneworld alliance member hopes to fly to more than 60 destinations this summer.

Atlanta has lost its crown as the world’s busiest airport as Guangzhou takes top spot.

Frankfurt, Melbourne, San Francisco and Vancouver are among the routes being canceled.

The latest network reductions affect 17 services to destinations in the US and overseas.

Five routes planned from Tokyo Haneda to destinations in Europe and the US are among the cancellations.

Almost half of the routes the Hong Kong-based startup is seeking to fly are to destinations in mainland China.

Asia's biggest airports report massive decreases in international passenger traffic because of COVID-19.

Service to the UK was suspended in mid-December after a more transmissible COVID-19 strain was detected in the country.