Routes Europe 2024

During Routes Europe 2024 Budapest Airport shared its recent successes, key targets, and what it meant to be named the Overall Winner at the Routes Awards.

Speaking at Routes Europe 2024 Tallinn Airport, located within Estonia’s capital city, discussed its recent route successes and growing inbound tourism market.

Representatives from Aena told Routes about recent market success and how it plans to increase operations across its airport portfolio.

During Routes Europe 2024, Isle of Man Airport spoke to Routes about its recent successes in air connectivity and plan for sustained growth.

Speaking during Routes Europe 2024 Hermes Airports, the operator of Larnaka and Pafos airports, discussed its recent passenger records and the plan for growth.

Airport Nürnberg, winner of the Under 5 Million Passenger category at the Routes Awards, spoke about the recognition from its airline partners and recent success.

At Routes Europe 2024, representatives from Polish Airports S.A. (PPL S.A.) outlined Poland’s growing transfer hub status and how the airports plan for growth.

Athens International Airport discuss its record breaking 2023 and what it meant to win the Over 20 Million Passengers category at the Routes Awards in Aarhus.

Berlin-based travel-tech company Airsiders spoke to Routes during Routes Europe 2024 in Aarhus to discuss their innovative solutions for the aviation industry.

During Routes Europe, Prague Airport outlined numerous route successes and how the biggest airport in the Czech Republic has expanded its airline partnerships.

Aalborg Airport, a Routes 360 member, shared its recent route successes and key target markets for European growth during Routes Europe 2024.

Münster/Osnabrück Airport (FMO) outline recent success with airline partners and how the northwest German airport plans to increase passenger numbers.

During Routes Europe, Newcastle International Airport outline recent route successes and growth plans as the largest airport in the northeast of England.

Hong Kong has today (May 9) been confirmed as the destination for Routes World 2025. The event will take place from September 24-26, 2025.

Belina Neumann, head of aviation development at Vienna Airport uncovers the airports recent route success during Routes Europe 2024.

Latvian carrier airBaltic is looking to reposition Riga as a north-south hub, tapping connecting traffic flows from the Balkans.

TAP Portugal is using buffer time and closer cooperation, particularly with airports, to protect against operational disruption and unpredictable events.

KM Malta’s strategy will be to target high-value business and tourism flows with higher frequencies on core routes.

AirBaltic’s application to fly to, from and within the U.S. could help the Latvian airline address seasonal fleet overcapacity.

SAS wants to grow the fleet of its in-house Embraer 195 operator SAS Link, and is considering how to develop its smaller-gauge wet-lease ATR and CRJ operations.

SAS is hoping to turn its attention to future fleet planning, as well as the deployment of two Airbus A350s scheduled to arrive in 2025.

Hannover Airport has made significant strides in expanding traffic to major hubs and expects passenger growth to be more than 15% during 2024.

Lithuanian Airports has adapted its strategy to compensate for a loss of traffic from Russia and Ukraine.

The operator of Larnaka and Pafos airports in Cyprus is looking to add connectivity to more major European capitals and reduce the seasonality of the market.

SAS President and CEO Anko van der Werff speaks on the switch to SkyTeam, creating opportunities out of reach during the carrier’s tenure in Star Alliance.