Airports & Networks

Last year Southwest Airlines operated scheduled service to 122 airports.

Germany’s flag-carrier Lufthansa plans to serve St. Louis for the first time in nearly two decades.

Seattle will become the sixth point in the US served by Finnair from Helsinki—one more than before the pandemic.

Progressive aviation policies herald a bright future for the Routes Americas 2018 host.

We are moving towards recovery and there is a clear path to reach a good altitude, says José Ricardo Botelho, executive director and CEO at ALTA.

City of San Antonio airport director Jesus Saenz outlines why the airport has been able to attract new carriers and increase its international network.

Routes takes a look at Viva Aerobus, which has grown during the pandemic.

Industry leaders are eager for dialogue on topics such as network planners, airports and destination hosts.

The regional is attempting to lure passengers who otherwise would drive to Lake Tahoe.

The city topped the growth charts for the US’ 10 largest cities.

The expansion comes as the Scandinavian airline prepares to bolster its fleet.

The route from Paris Charles de Gaulle will become Air France's fourth to Canada.

The transatlantic startup will begin ticket sales in March.

Flights to the South African city will operate year-round from June.

The carriers’ new partnership could include codeshares in the future.

Air Arabia is introducing a new route to Osh, in Kyrgyzstan from Sharjah starting February 20, 2022.

Sustainability and environmental considerations are coming to the fore in the world of airport design and operation.

Routes details the latest new route announcements, as well as the services returning to carriers’ networks.

US startup Airbahn is a new venture being launched by Tariq Chaudhary, the founder of Pakistan’s Airblue.

Aeromexico will begin flying from Mexico City’s new Felipe Angeles International Airport in April, reversing a previous decision to continue operating exclusively from Mexico City Juárez.

The airline is expanding its fleet by 60% amid rising ULCC competition in Canada.

Routes takes a look at United Airlines during the pandemic.

The carrier will follow parent Wizz Air’s December launch of service to Jordan.

The airline is expanding its fleet by 60% amid rising ULCC competition in Canada.

The carrier believes it will reach 2019 traffic levels in 2023.