Europe

Icelandic low-cost carrier Wow Air has ceased operations and cancelled all its flights, advising stranded passengers to check available “rescue fares” with other airlines.

Britain’s planned exit from the EU may be causing untold disruption across the aviation sector. But for thriving Jet2.com, it’s simply business as usual.

Marseille Provence Airport’s network has expanded by a third since hosting Routes Europe five years ago. Routesonline speaks to Véronique Lemée-Alexandre, the airport’s head of market research and route development, to find out more about its growth strategy and ambition to hit the ten million passenger milestone in 2019.

Routes Europe 2019 in Hannover takes place against a backdrop of ongoing international growth from Germany as low-cost carriers continue to increase their market share.

In the second of a two part feature, Routesonline takes a closer look at the airports and destinations named as finalists in the Routes Europe 2019 Marketing Awards.

We profile Eurowings, the German low-cost airline owned by Lufthansa Group.

Low-cost carrier Wizz Air is to station a third aircraft at its newest base in Krakow and launch six additional routes.

In the first of a two-part feature, Routesonline takes a closer look at the airports shortlisted in two categories of the Routes Europe 2019 Marketing Awards.

Air Belgium has cancelled plans to resume its Hong Kong service, but the start-up has vowed to begin routes two destinations in mainland China this summer and hopes to begin flights to the Americas by next winter.

Over 75% of attendees have already submitted their priority meeting requests.

We profile Air Baltic, the flag carrier of Latvia and Routes Europe 2019 attendee.

A year after unveiling its new corporate identity, Routesonline speaks to Air Italy's chief operating officer Rossen Dimitrov to find out more about the carrier's ambitions.

We profile LOT Polish Airlines, the national Polish carrier and Routes Europe 2019 attendee.

Route Exchange members will be able to capitalise on the platform’s benefits to promote their organisation’s key messages and strengthen important business relationships at the event held in Hannover next month.

Twenty of the region’s airports and destinations have been recognised by the airline network planning community for their marketing support.

British Airways owner International Airlines Group (IAG) has committed to buying up to 42 Boeing 777 aircraft to replace its ageing fleet of 747s.

With just one month to go before the UK's proposed exit from the European Union, Routesonline takes stock of the current situation for the aviation industry and looks at some of the contingency plans in place.

Delegates attending the region’s largest route development forum will gain exclusive insight into the different factors set to influence aviation in Europe and across the wider world.

European low-cost carrier Ryanair is to open its third base in France this winter and launch routes to 11 new destinations.

Scottish airline Loganair has opened reservation on five routes which previously formed part of failed carrier Flybmi's network.

Known primarily for its expertise in the African market, Brussels Airlines is using parent company Lufthansa Group to help it expand its horizons.

A “comprehensive air services agreement” has been negotiated between the European Union and Qatar following talks in Doha.

German leisure airline Germania has terminated flight operations and filed for insolvency after failing to secure investment.

We take a look at the last five years of Routes Europe Marketing Awards Overall Winners and how their performance compares now to at the time of receiving their award.

Austrian leisure airline Laudamotion will increase its fleet to 25 aircraft this summer across its four European bases as it continues to expand its route network.