Airports & Networks

Scheduling for Routes Africa will close on Friday 28thJune, just one week from now! If your delegate package includes a diary of pre-scheduled

Scheduling for the 18thWorld Route Development Forum, which will take place on 5-8 October 2013, opened earlier this week and with over 700 meetings

Route Exchange Airline Briefings continue to go from strength to strength as is shown by the success of the briefings already held this year at Routes

Arik Air has introduced a new online check-in service to further improve its passenger experience.

UK low-fare carrier easyJet has confirmed it has reached a tentative agreement with Airbus to acquire up to 235 new Airbus aircraft after it selected

United Arab Emirates (UAE) national carrier Etihad Airways is to introduce a second daily rotation on its route between its Abu Dhabi International

After its recent announcement on the deployment of a Boeing 747-400 for its full summer schedule of flights between Glasgow and Orlando in 2014, UK

Indian start-up carrier Air Costa is on track to launch operations next month and was confirmed at this week’s Paris Air Show as a customer for the E

Irish budget carrier Ryanair will be the first carrier to introduce scheduled operations at the recently opened Vincenzo Magliocco Airport, which

Asian budget carrier Jetstar Airways is to launch a new direct link between Perth and Lombok in Indonesia, the first scheduled air service between

A commitment from Doric Lease Corp to potentially acquire twenty new Airbus A380s could open the door to new operators introducing the type into their

As low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific Air accepted delivery of the most-densely configured Airbus A330-300 in Toulouse, France this past week, it emerged

Luxembourg freight carrier Cargolux Airlines International has operated its first ever scheduled flight into Brazil with the Boeing 747-8F after

The new owners of London Stansted Airport, Manchester Airports Group, and easyJet have reached an agreement that will see the low-cost carrier (LCC) greatly expand its passenger throughput at the airport over the next five years.

Major airspace changes have been implemented by the United Arab Emirates and the Kingdom of Bahrain in a combined effort to increase capacity and ease congestion in the region.

Briefs from the June 17, 2013 issue of ATW's Skypaths

A UK start-up that plans to launch operations from London City Airport has been confirmed as a customer for the CSeries, the new modern generation

Many airline executives across the globe were watching the first flight of the Airbus A350 XWB from the Airbus production site at Toulouse in the

Belgian flag carrier Brussels Airlines is to launch flights between Brussels and Alicante, the main entry point for visitors to the Costa Blanca and

SAS Scandinavian Airlines is to launch a new scheduled link to Humberside Airport in the UK, a massive a boost for the small regional airport which

Enfidha Airport, operated by Turkey's leading global brand TAV Airports, became the first operation in the African continent to receive the “Airport Carbon Accreditation” certificate presented by ACI Europe.

African low-cost carrier fastjet has been granted permission to launch international flights from Tanzania to South Africa, Zambia and Rwanda marking

Central and Eastern European low-cost operator Wizz Air has confirmed plans to expand its business model into another new market with the launch of

Fly Jamaica Airways is set to triple its flight operations after the Guyana Government approved the plans of the carrier to inaugurate links to the

Etihad Airways CEO James Hogan is confident the three main Gulf carriers will remain a strong part in the global aviation traffic.