Airports & Networks

The wonders of Zambia's largest national park – Kafue – will be more accessible thanks to the new route being launched by Proflight Zambia from July 1.
Airports & Networks

By Poppy Marello
Taiwan’s largest carrier plans to add 14,122 more seats on the Sydney – Christchurch sector by operating for the full 22 weeks from October to March.
Airports & Networks

By Poppy Marello
Air France began serving Havana in 1998, and has since become the leading airline between Cuba and Europe, supporting tourism development on the island.
Airports & Networks

By Poppy Marello
The low-cost airline currently has a fleet of three aircraft which are fully utilised, and additional aircraft will be required to support the planned expansion of the airline.
Airports & Networks

NATS CEO Richard Deakin is stepping down after five years at the helm of the UK air navigation services provider.
Airports & Networks

By Polina Montag-Girmes
Russia’s regional carrier RusLine Airline has resumed four routes and launched new services from Yekaterinburg Koltsovo International Airport.
Airports & Networks

By Linda Blachly
IT & Distribution-May 18, 2015
Safety, Ops & Regulation

By Poppy Marello
American low-cost carrier, JetBlue is to launch a number of new services to Mexico City from Fort Lauderdale and Orlando in Florida
Airports & Networks

By Poppy Marello
The new link is timed to connect West Australian travellers to the airline’s USA, Canada and Argentina flights when it begins operating on December 11, 2015.
Airports & Networks

By Poppy Marello
Etihad Airways has issued a report claiming that the three largest US airlines have received over $70 billion in government and court-sanctioned benefits.
Airports & Networks

By Richard Maslen
The exploitation of the Arctic for oil and gas and the energy wealth in Yamal, mean Salekhard has meant a renaissance of one of Siberia's first outposts. The town was founded in 1595 by Russian Cossacks and initially known as Obdorsk and has played a crucial supporting role in developing the Russian Arctic, northern Urals and Western Siberia.
Airports & Networks

By Richard Maslen
Over the past 12 months ahead of the completion of the infrastructure upgrades Newcastle Airport officials have been working hard behind the scenes to develop a strong business case for the region.
Airports & Networks

South African FBO operator- Fireblade Aviation - is in advanced discussions with the South African government to offer a full customs and immigration service for international arrivals and departures at its Johannesburg facility.
Airports & Networks

James Asker
The heads of the three big US network carriers say they will go to Congress if the Obama administration does not act on their complaints about the three Persian Gulf carriers being subsidized by their governments.
Airports & Networks

Airport freight traffic, year-to-date, organized by world regions. Year-over-year percentage changes provided by Airports Council International.
Airlines & Lessors

LOT Polish Airlines plans to grow ASKs at least 30% starting in 2016, when a European Union (EU) ban is lifted prohibiting the carrier from growing capacity or adding routes until it completes restructuring.
Airports & Networks

By Richard Maslen
The new flight, operated by a 280-seat Boeing 767-300ER will fly on a twice weekly basis through to October 11, 2015, complementing the airline’s existing link to Venice from Toronto’s Lester B Pearson International Airport for summer 2015, meaning it now offers more seats between Canada and Venice during the peak summer season than any other airline.
Airports & Networks

By Poppy Marello
The group has disputed the evidence and conclusions that unfair subsidies are being provided by the Gulf States to Gulf carriers contained in the White Paper which has been prepared by American Airlines, Delta and United.
Airports & Networks

By Richard Maslen
The significant increase in business from Northern Ireland residents during 2014 was a result of the airport’s route network growth and operator daa investing further in promoting Dublin Airport directly to consumers in Northern Ireland.
Airports & Networks

By Richard Maslen
Germania first offered flights from the UK early in 2013 utilising one Airbus A319 and one B737-700, and added the third aircraft late in 2013. The airline, headquartered in Berlin, currently offers scheduled direct flights from Gatwick to Erfurt, in Germany, and Pristina, in Kosovo, part of a network of 140 destinations across Europe, North Africa and the Middle East served by a fleet of 22 aircraft – ten Boeing B737-700s, seven Airbus A319s and five Airbus A321s.
Airports & Networks

By Poppy Marello
Lufthansa has announced the launch of new nonstop flights to the largest winter sports centre in Finland, for the first time.
Airports & Networks

By Karen Walker
Etihad Airways has released a report that it commissioned that says the three biggest US carriers—American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines—have received benefits worth $71.48 billion over the past 15 years.
Airports & Networks

By Polina Montag-Girmes
The new Kaluga International Airport, located 160 km from Moscow, is set to open May 27.
Airports & Networks

The Indonesian government has committed to upgrade and expand the country’s airport capacity to cope with the latest generation of narrowbody jet aircraft, and also to extend Air Service Agreements (ASAs) with neighboring countries.
Airports & Networks

By Victoria Jones
Routes Silk Road will take place from 5-7 July 2015 in Tbilisi, Georgia and will open with the Routes Silk Road Strategy Summit on Sunday 5th July.
Airports & Networks