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Flights from Tokyo Narita will initially be three times per week, but the LCC intends to take the route daily in 2023.

The South Korean LCC is looking to compete against Korean Air and Asiana Airlines in long-haul markets using Boeing 787-9s.

Budapest will become a new point in the airline’s passenger network, while routes to the United Arab Emirates and Thailand are also being restored.

More flights and routes are returning to the airline’s schedule as governments in Asia loosen travel restrictions.

The launch follows the introduction of new routes to Barcelona and Zurich.

Two more destinations will return to the airline’s network in September.

The South Korean flag carrier is aiming to restore international passenger capacity to 50% of pre-COVID levels by September.

The combined LCC would be one result of the planned Asiana-Korean Air merger.

The airline is also restarting two routes to Europe.

The Vietnamese carrier already serves South Korea from Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.

The carrier is also entering into a codeshare accord with LCC IndiGo.

The carrier will be operating three international routes from Kuala Lumpur by April 20.

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

American, Delta and United have all been forced by the CAAC to temporarily suspend routes to China.

The CAAC is also forcing the cancellation of US-to-China flights by American, United and Chinese airlines under its COVID-19 testing rule.

With British Airways resuming long-haul Airbus A380 service and Qatar Airways ‘reluctantly’ preparing to welcome back the aircraft, Routes looks at the latest operations of the superjumbo.

The Southern California city will become the carrier’s second destination in North America.

Korean Air restoring flights to Hawaii, Air Nostrum’s latest tender win, and Singapore Airlines restarting service to Houston are among the latest route announcements and services resuming.

The airline’s long-haul strategy has historically centered on Asia, but with a slow recovery on the horizon, the Nordic carrier is temporarily shifting its long-haul network focus to North America.

With commercial operations scheduled to commence on Aug. 11, the airline is already planning to expand its network internationally.

The oneworld alliance member hopes to fly to more than 60 destinations this summer.

The planned transpacific route is returning to the US carrier’s network after a 22-year absence.

Frankfurt, Melbourne, San Francisco and Vancouver are among the routes being canceled.

Asia's biggest airports report massive decreases in international passenger traffic because of COVID-19.

Thirteen destinations are being dropped from British Airways’ long-haul network, with a further three routes suspended for the upcoming summer season.