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Long-haul routes being launched by Delta Air Lines, All Nippon Airwaysand Air France are among the more eye-catching services being launched this month.

Air France is resuming flights to the Philippines after a 20-year hiatus.

Juneyao Air, Philippine Airlines and Air Transat are entering new international markets this summer, expanding their long-haul networks.

PAL will open nonstop service between Manila International Airport (MNL) and Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) in October.

Incheon International Airport Corp. and two other Filipino companies have won a 25-year concession to operate Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport.

The move comes as an effort to reduce congestion at Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), a senior government official said.

The route to the Philippine capital will be serviced by one of Greater Bay Airlines' four Boeing 737-800s.

Israel’s national carrier El Al is targeting new connections to the U.S., the Philippines and Australia.

Philippine Airlines will add its code to China Airlines flights between Manila and Kaohsiung, as well as between Cebu and Taiwan's capital Taipei.

United Airlines' new route will be the only direct service to Manila from the U.S. offered by an American carrier.

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

The plans seek to build on a relationship that stretches back to 2011.

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

Qatar’s national carrier reinstates flights to Philippine city having not flown there since March 2012.

The LCC is adding its 16th international destination from Manila.

After increasing capacity on US routes to more than 1 million available seats in 2019, Philippine Airlines is further expanding its presence in the market with the launch of two new non-stop services.

This week: Virgin Atlantic’s first flights to Brazil; El Al Israel Airlines to add two new European routes; and Delta Air Lines opens reservation for its planned Seoul Incheon – Manila route.

This week: American Airlines expands in Latin America; Hong Kong Airlines resumes Manila and VLM returns to Manchester.

Philippine Airlines is introducing new routes and hikes in flight frequencies ahead of taking delivery of the first of 21 new aircraft scheduled to arrive by the end of 2019.

This week: Philippine Airlines to launch New York JFK non-stop and more details unveiled about LATAM's Tel Aviv plans.

This week: Air New Zealand relaunches Taipei, Cebu Pacific adds its second destination in Australia and Emirates resumes services to Tunisia.

The Asian carrier is to cut more than 100 seats from eight of its A330-300s. Although a less dense configuration will result in capacity reductions on certain routes, it will vastly improve the passenger experience and customer satisfaction on board the airline’s flights and notably will enable Philippine Airlines to offer a premium product once again across all medium- and long-haul routes.

The Japanese airport, in operation since 1994, is in the midst of an exciting growth period. Last year, Kansai International Airport handled 23,214,756 passengers, a 20 percent increase. International passengers were up by 24 percent.

The new year-round service will operate three times a week using Boeing 767-300 equipment with a flight time of around 10 and a half hours in each direction, subject to government and regulatory approvals. Flights are due to commence from December 2016 and full schedules will be confirmed when reservations are opened around mid-year.

Senior representatives from Guam’s Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport and Guam Visitors Bureau joined forces with Cebu Pacific Air to celebrate the low-cost carrier’s new link between Manila and the US island territory in Micronesia, in the Western Pacific during Routes Asia. The new route, Cebu Pacific’s first to the United States, will commence on March 15, 2016 and will be flown four times weekly using an Airbus A320.