Airports & Networks

Las Vegas is aiming to boost its international visitor numbers from 17 per cent to 30 per cent in the next ten years and plans to expand its

Having enjoyed a wonderful period over the last few years with the Routes division of the UBM business, this year has marked an exciting change for

Indonesia’s national airline, Garuda Indonesia has announced that it will be introducing 35 new ATR 72-600 aircraft into its fleet from November 2013

The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has published for consultation its final proposals for the economic regulation of Heathrow and Gatwick airports

Aviation Industry heads to Las Vegas for world’s largest commercial aviation event

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has revised its 2013 global industry outlook downwards to $11.7 billion on revenues of $708 billion

Airbus has announced a new lower weight variant of its versatile A330-300 wide-body aircraft that is optimised for use on domestic and regional routes

Romanian national carrier and SkyTeam alliance member, TAROM, has confirmed it will introduce scheduled flights to London Luton this winter and will

Aircraft charter provider Small Planet Airlines is to modernise and expand its fleet in 2014 replacing two of its oldest aircraft with three newer

Ahead of this year’s World Routes, Richard Maslen spoke to I Prabhakara Rao, chief executive of Delhi International Airport Limited, the consortium

Cape Town International Airport (CTIA) has confirmed its intention to become an aerotropolis, as it shares its ten-year strategic plan at its

There is “significant opportunity” to create a commercial model similar to Manchester Airport City at neighbouring Newcastle Airport the airport

Many have tried, but no other city has managed to capture the world’s imagination quite the way that Las Vegas has. Known globally for its high

Las Vegas is one of the most exciting destinations in the world – and its airport plays a key role in facilitating tourism to the city, as its

Virgin America is aiming to make its first ever annual profit, but an equity partner will not play a part in that plan, CEO David Cush, tells Gary

Ahead of Brazil hosting the world’s biggest sporting events, the country’s aviation sector is undergoing wide-ranging changes, writes David Appleby

With an increasing number of airlines now operating the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, every month The HUB will provide an update on the current Dreamliner

[UPDATED] The Air Traffic Controllers European Unions Coordination (ATCEUC), which was calling for an Action Day Oct. 10 to protest the European Commission’s SES2+ package aimed at speeding implementation of the Single European Sky, has canceled the strike.

International Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG) CEO Willie Walsh has described the UK Civil Aviation Authority’s (CAA) final proposals for price regulation at Heathrow as “a bad day for our customers.”

A trial of environmentally optimized transatlantic flights conducted this summer as part of the Topflight project, which was led by UK air navigation services provider NATS, has demonstrated better-than-expected results.

Airways New Zealand is expanding its multilateration surveillance network (MLAT) across the country’s South Island by installing nine MLAT sites in remote mountainous regions throughout Otago and Southland.

Airline Routes

The Air Traffic Controllers European Unions Coordination (ATCEUC) has called an Action Day Oct. 10 to protest the European Commission’s SES2+ package aimed at speeding implementation of the Single European Sky.

Emirates airline is to launch a direct service between Europe and North American for the first time.

Ethiopian Airlines has announced the start of four weekly services to Niamey, the Republic of Niger, as of 20 November 2013.