Airports & Networks

Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) handled 4.7 million of passengers in February, representing a 14.5 per cent growth over the same period last

Since taking charge of Tourism Australia in January 2010, managing director, Andrew McEvoy, has been working to update the country’s image to stress

In a regular destination report for the host country of Routes events, The HUB provides a detailed analysis of O&D demand over recent years and the

In a regular destination report for the host country of Routes events, The HUB provides a detailed analysis of O&D demand over recent years and the

Yesterday’s Routes Asia Strategy Forum attempted to highlight some of the key issues that are impacting the commercial aviation business across Asia

India’s national carrier Air India is poised for a significant network growth once the Boeing 787 Dreamliner is permitted to return to the air. The

The delegation from Birmingham Airport at this year’s Routes Asia has a clear message… there is more to the UK than just London and believes it is a

On March 17, 2013 (St Patrick's Day) the Gateway to India in Mumbai went green for the first time. The Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx in Egypt the

Etihad Airways and Garuda Indonesia have announced a number of new codeshare destinations in Indonesia, Europe, the Middle East, Singapore and

Malaysian start-up Malindo Airways has taken delivery of its first aircraft ahead of its launch next week. The airline’s first Boeing 737 arrived at

Live from Mumbai, India follow all the latest news and commentary from #RoutesAsia 2013. Today we have the annual Strategy Summit with keynote

Low-cost carriers have only scratched the surface of their potential within Asia, argues Gordon Bevan of our consultancy business ASM. It still amazes

The all new state-of-the- art T2 integrated terminal at Kolkata’s NITB (New Integrated Terminal Building) at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International

In a regular destination report for the host country of Routes events, The HUB provides a detailed analysis of network capacity development over the

In a regular destination report for the host country of Routes events, The HUB provides a detailed analysis of network capacity development over the

Dubai Airports, which recently completed the phased launch of Concourse A at Dubai International’s Terminal 3, is moving forward with further

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has agreed to provide a €41 million loan to modernize and upgrade Ukraine’s air navigation system.

The Pan European Network Service (PENS) is now the operational network for the exchange of coordination messages between the Maastricht Upper Area Centre (MUAC) in the Netherlands and NATS’ Swanwick Center in the UK, according to Eurocontrol.

Ahead of the official programme at Routes Asia, delegates that had arrived early in the Indian city of Mumbai were given the opportunity to view some

Independent Indian carrier Jet Airways has recently deepened its relationship with United Arab Emirates (UAE) national Etihad Airways, a deal that

Its status as India’s commercial and entertainment capital means that Mumbai has long been associated with trade, innovation and the bold

Air Pacific, soon to be rebranded as Fiji Airways, has announced that it successfully took ownership and delivery of its first-ever brand-new wide

The Republic of Ireland’s largest international gateway, Dublin Airport, has experienced strong growth in the number of passengers flying to

What a journey the Indian aviation market has been on in recent years. With the momentum of a rollercoaster racing along the tracks, the industry has

The most significant traffic growth, according to IATA calculations, will be in Asia where traffic, including China, is expected to increase by about 50% from 2012 to 2020. Other hot-spot growth areas are South America and the Middle East—both forecast to see traffic increases of 40% each—and Africa, where 11% traffic increases are expected by 2020. So even if, as also expected, the traffic numbers for North America and Europe continue at their current flat levels, the high traffic growths of other regions will pile on top of an existing global baseline.