Airports & Networks

Emirates Airline will add more than 2,000 seats a week to and from Newcastle when it introduces a larger aircraft on its daily flight to Dubai from 1st September, 2012.

United Arab Emirates (UAE) low-cost carrier Air Arabia is to launch a third daily rotation on its Sharjah – Kuwait City route from March 25, 2012, a

Japan Airlines (JAL) has revealed it will receive 20 Boeing 787-9s the larger variant of the Dreamliner, after placing an order for ten aircraft and

A digest of the event and industry news from The HUB Daily publications at Routes Americas at the Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island in The Bahamas

The 10th Routes Asia event will take place in Chengdu, China, with only six weeks to go, have you applied for your Chinese Visa? A Chinese visa is a

American Airlines Adds Fourth Dallas – London Rotation US major American Airlines has confirmed it will introduce a fourth rotation on its route

Every week The HUB provides some statistics highlighting airline and airport activity in individual domestic markets, regional capacity within

Every week The HUB provides some statistics highlighting airline and airport activity in individual domestic markets, regional capacity within

Every week The HUB provides some statistics highlighting airline and airport activity in individual domestic markets, regional capacity within

Airline Route Update is a comprehensive summary of route announcements, capacity increases and codeshare details from this past week. For further

As formally announced at last year’s World Routes in Berlin, Germany, Rafael Nuñez International Airport in Cartagena de Indias, supported by their

Turkish Airlines will increase its Istanbul-New York JFK service from 2X- to 3X-daily from May 28 through Sept. 16. The additional flights will be operated with Airbus 330-300 and Boeing 777 aircraft. Transaero Airlines (UN) will reinstate 2X-weekly Boeing 777 Moscow (DME)–Los Angeles (LAX) flights from April 29, after 10 years. This is UN’s third US destination.

Transaero Airlines (UN) will transfer some flights from Moscow Domodedovo (DME) to Vnukovo (VKO) because DME cannot keep up with the carrier’s rapid expansion, CEO Olga Pleshakova said.

Emirates is responding to strong passenger demand in Tunis by launching an extra frequency and introducing the Airbus A340-500 on to the Dubai- Tunis route, commencing 25 March 2012.

At the formal Networking Evening and Routes Airport Marketing Awards, Routes Americas delegates were able to discuss industry developments with

Expanding US gateway Dallas/Fort Worth International has retained its crown as the leading airport in the Americas region after it was once again

The winners of bids to operate three of Brazil’s main airports may actually turn out to be the real ‘losers’ as hidden costs begin to bite, the head

As formally announced at last year’s World Routes in Berlin, Germany, Rafael Nuñez International Airport in Cartagena de Indias, supported by their

The decision as to whether the first international airport in St Vincent & the Grenadines will be state-run or privatised is expected to be made

US low-cost carrier Southwest Airlines has confirmed additional network development for its own operation and that of its sister carrier AirTran

Colombian national carrier Avianca is to inaugurate a new link between Bogota and the Caribbean island of Cuba with a twice weekly connection to

Less than a month before this Routes Americas conference Panamanian carrier Copa Airlines revealed plans to further expand its network from its Panama

Canadian carrier WestJet Airlines is to launch flights to Chicago, a market that up until now it has only served through partner carriers. The company

US Airways is to introduce new services from Cincinnati, Ohio and Des Moines, Iowa to Washington, DC's Reagan National Airport on May 2, 2012

United Continental Holdings plans to launch new year-round and seasonal service on several new routes during summer 2012 as it continues to capitalise