Airports & Networks

Korean Air from 01JAN13 is launching Airbus A380 service on Seoul Incheon – Atlanta service, where the aircraft will operate daily KE035/036 flight

Frontier Airlines will launch 2X-weekly Orlando, Fla.-Trenton, N.J. (TTN) Airbus A319 service Nov. 16. It will be the only airline providing scheduled carrier service out of TTN. Allegiant will suspend Los Angeles, Calif. service to Billings, Mont.; Pasco, Wash.; and Sioux Falls, S.D. Aug. 31 due to a decline in allotted gate space. Porter Airlines will increase 3X-weekly Sault Ste. Marie-Toronto City service to 4X-weekly Oct. 1.

Thai AirAsia (FD) will increase services to Myanmar, a fast-emerging destination.

Gulf Air has announced seven additional flights between Dubai and Bahrain in its winter timetable that has been brought forward effective 10 September 2012.

Emirates Airlines has resumed its services to Tripoli.

Qantas has confirmed it will resume daily services from the Gold Coast to meet growing demand for premium leisure and business travel in the region

United Arab Emirates (UAE) operator Emirates Airline has launched daily flights between its fast-expanding Dubai International Airport hub and the

Aerolineas Argentinas starting 08DEC12 is introducing second daily Buenos Aires – Miami rotation, as the new flight from this date is open for

SA Express starting 02SEP12 is expanding to/from George in South Africa, with new 4 weekly Cape Town – George being launched, while Johannesburg –

As per 13AUG12 GDS timetable and inventory display, Ethiopian Airlines is to start scheduled 270-seater Boeing 787 operation to Washington Dulles on

Air Astana starting 25AUG12 is launching Astana – Beijing nonstop service, becoming the only operator offering scheduled service between the Kazakh

Air Austral has postponed its decision to pull out all Secondary French cities from the start of Northern Winter 2012/13 season, as the carrier will

Host of the 2012 World Route Development Strategy Summit, Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC), has unveiled the programme for next month's event which is held alongside the 18th World Route Development Forum (World Routes), the largest and only global annual meeting for aviation professionals from around the world.

Delta Air Lines’ (DL) daily Detroit (DTW)-Tokyo Haneda (HND) service “has not performed as expected,” and the carrier has submitted a request to the US Dept. of Transportation (DOT) to transfer its DTW-HND slot pair to Seattle (SEA)-HND. United Airlines (UA) and Hawaiian Airlines (HA) have submitted filings opposing the motion.

Frontier Airlines starting 16NOV12 resumes Denver – Fargo service, with 3 weekly flights on board Airbus A319 aircraft. The airline last offered

From 08SEP12 to 21SEP12, Emirates is to operate Airbus A380 aircraft on Dubai – Singapore EK354/355 service, replacing Boeing 777-300ER. SIN departure

Allegiant Air from 01SEP12 is ending three routes out of Los Angeles, citing “facility constraints” at LAX, beyond the airline’s control. Planned

Star Alliance member TAM Airlines is moving forward planned service expansion to Florida, as per 10AUG12 GDS timetable and inventory listing. Planned

Volaris will launch weekly Uruapan–Los Angeles service Oct. 2.

Air Berlin (AB) increased load factors for the period from Jan. 1 to July 3, but said the postponed opening of the Berlin Brandenburg International Airport (BER) to March 2013 and aviation taxes prevented an increase in capacity utilization.

Just five months after it inaugurated the service, Hong Kong Airlines (HX) has announced it will suspend its all-business class service between Hong Kong and London Gatwick from Sept. 10.

Beirut Airport has releases figures showing a rise in passenger traffic by 8.88 percent for the first seven months on 2012, Lebanese newspaper the Daily Star has reported.

As first revealed by our sister Routesonline blog, Airline Route, earlier this month, Hong Kong Airlines is to close its all-Business Class service

Air Canada has revealed it will proceed with its plans to establish a new low-cost subsidiary to help it better compete in the international market

UK carrier Virgin Atlantic will add a new daily connecting flight between Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport and New York’s John F Kennedy