Europe

The study urges European countries considering banning short-haul flights to take a wide range of factors into consideration.

The effort is part of the EU-China Aviation Partnership Project.

The 15th regional route development event will unite some of the biggest carriers in Europe and across the world to drive sustained growth for the region’s route networks.

The addition of longer-range Airbus A321XLR aircraft will take the carrier deeper into Europe.

Low-cost competition in the Swedish capital is hotting up as Norwegian is set to vie with Ryanair and Eurowings for market share from Arlanda.

Passenger numbers last year were 59% lower than pre-pandemic levels and airports across the continent remain under 'considerable stress.'

Major carriers say they are being forced to fly low load-factor flights to maintain airport slots.

EASA banned Pakistani carriers from flying to the EU in 2020 following a fatal PIA crash.

The European Commission will require airlines to use-or-lose more EU airport slots in the 2022 summer.

International Airlines Group and Delta Air Lines are among those reporting a surge in demand on transatlantic routes ahead of the Nov. 8 US reopening.

Overall capacity worldwide is back at 70% of pre-crisis levels.

The specific date was welcomed by airlines planning winter flight schedules.

World Routes 2021 host Milan and Routes Europe 2022 host Bergen are among the European destinations set to receive new routes.

József Váradi wants to grow the ULCC fourfold over the next decade.

The move follows the European Council's Aug. 30 recommendation to remove several countries from the 'safe' travel list.

CEO Ed Sims says the carrier will proceed with 'caution' when building back its European network.

The airline has outlined a number of routes to be restarted or expanded in terms of frequencies.

The European Council is pushing to reimpose strict COVID-19 rules on passengers from the US and five other countries.

The agreement covers routes from Amsterdam to 18 cities across Europe.

The European Travel Commission predicts that long-haul travel to Europe will not recover to 2019 levels until 2025.

A new European study indicates that 70% of respondents are planning to travel in the next six months—up from 56% in February.

Vaccinations and heath passes are ‘reasons for optimism’ in the market, according to the European Travel Commission.

The airline believes there is pent-up demand for leisure travel that will emerge with the lifting of COVID-19 travel restrictions across Europe.

Speaking at Routes Reconnected, Eddie Wilson warned that there will be “a lot of pain” for some primary and secondary airports across Europe in the coming years.

CCO George Michalopoulos tells Routes Reconnected that the airline will emerge from the pandemic “much larger” than it was before—but success in the short-term lies in the hands of European governments.