Airports & Networks

The carriers will also expand on their pre-pandemic codeshare partnership.

The carrier is serving Scandinavian Mountains Airport, a Swedish airport opened just before COVID-19 hit Europe.

The carrier uses a Boeing 777-300ER to provide the service.

The carrier has been particularly affected by not being able to use Russia’s airspace.

The codeshare pact builds on Turkish’s high-frequency Istanbul-Sao Paulo service.

According to Airport International Group, Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) had welcomed 1,330,202 passengers (PAX) by the end of March 2022.

Jazeera Airways will launch two new routes serving Vienna, Austria and Prague, Czech Republic.

After the commissioning of Lagos and Abuja airports in December 2021, French company RESA will install the same systems in Port Harcourt, Kano and Enugu in Nigeria in 2022.

Routes World will take place in Istanbul for the first time in 2023, with iGA -Istanbul Airport being selected as the host of the 28th annual global route development forum.

The continent’s airlines continue to see gradual improvement in traffic figures.

Milan Bergamo is set to be linked nonstop to West Africa once again.

Durango Airport in Colorado is also served by American Airlines and United Airlines.

Popular trans-Tasman routes are recovering.

The route restarts come after GOL and American Airlines were cleared to cooperate by Brazil’s antitrust regulators.

The recent lifting of border and travel restrictions across Southeast Asia has helped air travel at the Singapore Changi Airport recover to 31% of pre-pandemic levels, making it the busiest airport in the Asia-Pacific region.

EgyptAir has announced it has resumed services to Benghazi, Libya, after a pause of eight years.

The ninth edition of the Global Airport Leaders Forum (GALF) will focus on the resurging business landscape with both international and domestic traffic volume recovering faster.

Emirates will double its flights between Algiers and Dubai from two to four weekly, starting 1 May 2022.

flydubai has announced that flights to Gassim in Saudi Arabia will commence on 01 May with a daily service.

Qatar Airways and IndiGo have reactivated their strategic cooperation following the lifting of the suspension on international scheduled flights by the Indian government.

The U.S. domestic airline recovery is mostly a good-news story.

Auckland Airport is seeing a strong rebound in traffic from Australia following New Zealand’s latest border reopening move, and airlines are preparing to add more routes when travel resumes from other overseas markets.

India’s low budget carrier SpiceJet has announced it will launch new and additional non-stop flights on its domestic and international routes, starting April 26.

Dubai Air Navigation Services Corporation (dans) has been recognised as playing a crucial role in managing the Expo 2020 airspace during the six-month mega event.

Emirates is introducing seasonal treats to celebrate Easter on board and in select airport lounges worldwide.