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The carrier will connect the emirate with Ukraine’s capital city from June.

The partnership means Emirates customers can travel on codeshare flights from DXB to over 56 flydubai destinations, while flydubai passengers can access over 82 Emirates destinations.

The LCC is adding routes from DXB.

The additions takes the airline’s network in Africa to more than 100 weekly flights across 24 destinations.

Emirates is resuming its fifth freedom Barcelona-Mexico City route in July as Aeromexico also prepares to reinstate flights between the destinations.

Atlanta has lost its crown as the world’s busiest airport as Guangzhou takes top spot.

Two new destinations in Turkey are joining the LCC’s route map.

Less than a week after announcing plans to serve Tel Aviv, the ULCC is planning further network growth.

The hybrid carrier expects to begin flights in September ahead of Expo 2020 Dubai.

The airline is restoring Tasmania to its network after a 23-year absence. The route comes as New Zealand’s government has announced the extension of an air connectivity scheme.

The agreement comes as TAP 'looks at potential expansion opportunities' in the United Arab Emirates.

Kazakhstan’s capital has secured another direct link to the United Arab Emirates.

Six new routes are being launched from Albania’s capital, increasing the number of services offered by the airline to 27.

The airline intends to connect the East African country with four destinations in the UK, United Arab Emirates, China and India.

Nonstop service between the Romanian city Cluj-Napoca and Dubai is set to resume in March.

Singapore will return to the airline’s network after an absence of more than a decade.

The airline is restoring one its longest fifth freedom routes.

The latest network reductions affect 17 services to destinations in the US and overseas.

The capital of Belarus is set to join flydubai’s network later this month.

Service to Bangui starts next week but the airline’s flights to London have been banned by the UK government under its latest COVID-19 travel restrictions.

The carrier plans to fly to 20 European cities by May.

The LCC plans to restore Doha to its network next week after an absence of more than three-and-a-half years.

Additional international services are returning to the Gulf carriers’ route maps.

The Qatar-UAE flights will be the first scheduled nonstop routes since mid-2017. Additionally, Qatar’s flag-carrier has signed an expanded codeshare deal with Iberia.

Ras Al Khaimah looks set to become the third destination in the United Arab Emirates to be served by Bahrain’s national carrier.