Airports & Networks

The evolving Middle East conflict has created a great deal of uncertainty for airports and airlines in the region, and outside of it.

Swiss International Air Lines sees an increased trend in bookings to the Far East as the capacity from Gulf carriers is less available.

IATA has called for greater oversight of Australian airports following the release of a new report by the country’s competition watchdog.

LATAM Airlines Brazil’s CEO believes Brazil could become one of the world’s most competitive producers of SAF.

Three aviation bodies have called for tougher legal deterrents against protesters who breach airport perimeters to disrupt operations or damage aircraft.

Gol is planning to build Rio de Janeiro’s Galeao International airport into a hub for international travel, and aims to launch service to New York JFK in July.

The Brazilian aviation market has significant growth potential but remains constrained by structural challenges, according to John Rodgerson, CEO of Azul.

Kuwaiti LCC Jazeera Airways plans to begin operating flights from Qaisumah Airport in Hafar Al Batin, located in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province.

Middle Eastern airlines are working to increase the numbers of flights they are operating.

Air India is operating extra flights to Europe and the U.S. due to the Iran war, and IndiGo is facing additional detours as it resumes its European service.

All the important data related to Münster/Osnabrück Airport in recent years.

The latest news on airports globally, with updates on financing, infrastructure expansion and sustainability initiatives.

But questions remain over whether Kristi Noem moved too fast in implementing the changes.

Flights across the Gulf and surrounding regions remained heavily affected by the ongoing conflict in the region.

Turks & Caicos is positioning itself for the next phase of network expansion, targeting the U.S. West Coast, South America and Europe.

Dominican Republic-based Arajet plans to expand its presence in the U.S. market and is exploring airline partnerships as it seeks to strengthen its role as a connecting bridge between North and Latin America.

Gulf airlines are operating miniscule schedules, if any, after the U.S. and Israel started their war against Iran. Threats to security could slow recovery, too.

The latest airline route news, featuring network changes, schedule alterations, codeshares and interline agreements.

After making progress with air traffic control procedures for fuel-saving formation flights, Airbus is transitioning fello’fly project work to the flight deck.

The Kenyan government has reopened bidding for the modernization of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in Nairobi.

Airbus expects 100 million more people to be part of the middle class in Latin America in 2044 compared to 2024, driving airline passenger growth and demand.

An Iranian drone has damaged Nakhchivan International Airport in Azerbaijan in the latest blow to commercial aviation from the escalating Middle East conflict.

American Airlines regional subsidiary Envoy Air has been granted temporary authority to operate scheduled passenger flights between the U.S. and Venezuela.

Peru is stepping up efforts to expand international air service in 2026 and beyond, positioning Lima as a stronger South American hub.

Puerto Rico, has been selected to host the 20th edition of Routes Americas, following one of the strongest years in the destination’s tourism history.