Airports & Networks

Flights will be operated with Airbus A320 family aircraft.

Penang will become Emirates’ second destination in Malaysia when the Gulf carrier launches one of its shortest fifth freedom routes to the city.

The airport serving the capital of Slovakia will close completely in late April to allow major work to its runway intersection.

Today, Africa is seen as one of the most promising regions for hotel developers. Aside from small chains and independents, four global hotel groups dominate signings and openings on the continent. Research by APO Group.

Ryanair is the largest operator in the Spanish market by departure seats, closely followed by IAG-owned carriers Vueling and Iberia.

The government is considering subsidizing service to continental Europe.

The LCC will start service from San Diego to Maui and Honolulu in April.

The Dutch carrier stopped using Iran/Iraq airspace on Jan. 8, when a Boeing 737-800 was shot down over Tehran.

The second largest carrier at Baltimore/Washington International will increase its presence at the airport this spring.

We provide answers to some of the key questions about the UK’s looming exit from the EU.

If you only know about Tampa’s enticing leisure passenger market, you’re missing half the story. Tampa Bay is one of America’s fastest growing metropolitan areas and its airport welcomes over 22 million passengers annually.

Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport, which opened Terminal C Jan. 17, plans to double passenger capacity by 2030 to up to 100 million passengers per year

The city will become the ninth in Spain to be served by Wizz Air from Budapest.

Additional routes from Teesside International Airport are also announced.

Islamabad-New York route is subject to final TSA approval.

The LCC is shoring up its strength while 61 Southwest MAX 8s remain grounded.

Most in industry and government see high-level, multinational efforts as a pipe dream, leaving airlines to fend for themselves.

Iran’s acknowledgment that it shot down PS752 removes that doubt and painfully validates our 5.5 years of work on airspace risk awareness, but it also makes clear that this work was not enough to prevent a repeat tragedy. It is now evident that governments must play a more active role in preventing airlines from flying in conflict zones.

Bahamasair is the national airline of The Bahamas and is based at the country’s largest airport, Nassau's Lynden Pindling International.

The carrier aims for more seamless service throughout its network.

Rival Delta is eyeing American’s Latin American supremacy.

The carrier is raising its long-haul international profile at Haneda.

As part of efforts to curb the Wuhan coronavirus, the Chinese central government has begun to isolate the city and close all public transport nodes, including airports and train stations.

This week: Manchester is to become WestJet’s third destination in the UK; Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines is starting service to Finland; and Avianca has ended flights between Bogota and Havana.

The 100-150 seat aircraft sits in a “tween” market between smaller regional jets and larger narrowbodies. The question is: How big is that market? New