Airports & Networks

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.

Airline Routes

The 8th Routes Africa takes place on the 7th and 9th of July, hosted by Civil Aviation Authority of Uganda and Entebbe International Airport. Almost

We are delighted to announce that three Route Exchange Briefings will be delivered at this year’s Routes Africa. The first briefing will take place on

Taking place over two days at this year’s Routes Africa, and open to all attending delegates, the Routes Africa Strategy Summit promises to be an

Routes Africa in Kampala, Uganda is only three weeks away so to ensure you’re well prepared for this year’s event we’ve put together this check list

The Civil Aviation Authority of Uganda and Entebbe International Airport will play host to this year’s Routes Africa event. Uganda has Bilateral Air

Voting for the fourth regional heat of the 2013 Routes Airport Marketing Awards is now open and airlines from within the African region are being

UK low-fare carrier easyJet has agreed a new long-term deal with M.A.G., the new owners of London Stansted Airport, which will enable it to more than

United Arab Emirates (UAE) carrier Emirates Airline will introduce its Airbus A380 on its longest route before the end of this year after confirming

British Airways (BA) has confirmed that like its fellow UK carrier, Thomson Airways, it will take delivery of its first two Boeing 787 Dreamliners on

Europe’s airlines have come out largely in favor of the Single European Sky (SES) II+ package released by the European Commission Wednesday.

Fastjet CEO Ed Winter is closing in on vital international route rights from Tanzania, which it needs to ensure the viability of its operations from the country.

Greater coordination between civil and military controllers at Eurocontrol’s Maastricht Upper Area Control Centre (MUAC) has been implemented to allow further deployment of free route airspace.

Airline Routes

Brand USA, the United States public-private partnership dedicated to increasing international visitation to the nation through marketing and

Gulf Air has announced the start of a “Double Miles Promotion” to coincide with the launch of its newest destinations, giving its frequent flyer programme (FFP) members the opportunity to fly to Al Maktoum International Airport in Dubai, Thiruvananthapuram in India or Mashhad in Iran Kavita Sharma AlJassim.

Aviation consultancy specialist CAA International (CAAi) has won an exclusive advisory services contract to review and provide recommendations on the update of Kuwait's safety regulatory system in compliance with the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) and harmonised with the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

Emirates commenced its newest service to Kabul in Afghanistan on December 4.

The backers of AirAsia Japan have revealed they are currently exploring “all available options” for the low-cost business after the carrier failed to

United Arab Emirates (UAE) low-cost carrier Air Arabia has revealed plans to further expand its network across the Commonwealth of Independent States

Strikes by French air traffic controllers that began today have caused half of all flights into Paris and other major French cities to be cancelled.

United Airlines, the US launch customer for the Boeing 787, re-started its international Dreamliner service Tuesday with a new Denver-Tokyo Narita route.