Aarhus Airport

As Routes Europe 2024 gets underway in Aarhus, VisitAarhus CEO Pia Lange Christensen outlines the strong growth potential for the city’s tourism industry.

Routes Europe will bring together over 1,000 decision makers next week from 22-24 April.

Aarhus Airport, the co-host of Routes Europe 2024, anticipates a robust summer season, buoyed by new airline collaborations.

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

SAS Scandinavian Airlines has been appointed the Official Carrier for Routes Europe 2024, the leading route development event taking place in the Danish city of Aarhus from April 22-24.

Noise and green caps threaten European aviation growth.

David Surley, director route development at Aarhus Airport, discusses its new services, strong passenger demand and wide range of network targets.

The startup plans to fly between Germany and holiday destinations.

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

Brian Worm believes the development of hub-feeder service into a European hub remains a huge opportunity.

Aarhus, Denmark’s second largest city, has been selected to host the 17th annual Routes Europe in 2024.

What upcoming trends will impact route development? The Routes Europe community shares its views.

The Swedish carrier plans to begin flights to Denmark’s second-largest city later this summer.

Air Dolomiti is adding Aarhus in Denmark to its route map.

This week: SAS targets football traffic, ASL Airlines France adds Belgrade route, and Pobeda to open first service to Belgium.

SAS is adding six destinations to its network in summer 2019 along with 17 new routes from Scandinavia.

As SAS Scandinavian Airlines prepares to open a new international base at Aarhus Airport, Routesonline finds out more about the investment and why the Danish city is ready to capitalise on its time as European Capital of Culture.

Growing from a fortified Viking settlement originally founded in the eighth century, to a small market town seven centuries later, Aarhus is now at the cultural and economic core of the region and the largest centre for trade, services and industry in mainland Denmark. The ‘Nordic Tiger’ is clearly roaring onto the international stage as European Capital of Culture and its airport hopes to gain from the destination's rise with improved international air connectivity.

Irish budget carrier Ryanair has opened initial reservations for its extended winter 2013/2014 flying programme from the Canary Islands with the