Routes News

By Edward Robertson
A striking new pier at Oslo Airport is scheduled to open in April, but the feature is only part of a thoroughgoing renovation that will lift capacity to 32 million.
Airports & Networks

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The spectre of terrorism has haunted Egypt’s aviation industry over recent years but Air Cairo is determined to press on with plans for innovation and growth. Martin Rivers writes for Routes News.
Airports & Networks

By Routes News
Canada’s 150th anniversary is the ideal time to visit a vast country that offers something different at every turn, yet the surprises don’t extend to the downtrodden aviation industry that may soon see its fortunes change.
Airports & Networks

By Edward Robertson
A new president offers potential for change and the US, Florida’s tourist board and some of its airports remain hopeful that Donald Trump will not impinge on their ongoing business of growth. Here's the view of Visit Florida.
Airports & Networks

By Edward Robertson
A new president offers potential for change and the US, Florida’s tourist board and some of its airports remain hopeful that Donald Trump will not impinge on their ongoing business of growth. Here's the view of Tampa International Airport.
Airports & Networks

By Edward Robertson
A new president offers potential for change and the US, Florida’s tourist board and some of its airports remain hopeful that Donald Trump will not impinge on their ongoing business of growth. Here's the view of Greater Orlando Airport Authority.
Airports & Networks

By Edward Robertson
In our regular Routes News series we take a look at the people that attend Routes events and find out more about them, their jobs and the current industry issues impacting them.
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Innovative moves by the likes of Lufthansa and Norwegian have given legacy carriers plenty to think about as aviation reaches the next stage of its evolution.
Airports & Networks

By Edward Robertson
In our regular Routes News series we take a look at the people that attend Routes events and find out more about them, their jobs and the current industry issues impacting them.
Airports & Networks

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Intra-Caribbean air traffic is faced with a burdensome tax environment, yet despite the tough operating conditions the situation is looking brighter.
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In our regular Routes News series we aim to help the air service development community to better fulfil their jobs with guidance on industry trends and key topics.
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In our regular Routes News series we take a look at the people that attend Routes events and find out more about them, their jobs and the current industry issues impacting them.
Airports & Networks

By Richard Maslen
In our regular Routes News series we take a look at the people that attend Routes events and find out more about them, their jobs and the current industry issues impacting them.
Airports & Networks

By Edward Robertson
The venue for Routes America 2017 is spreading the message that the city isn’t standing still as it looks to attract more routes and visitors.
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With a long transatlantic pedigree, Ireland’s flag carrier Aer Lingus is well positioned to ‘push the boundaries’ in terms of growth.
Airports & Networks

By Edward Robertson
With Amsterdam Airport Schiphol close to full capacity, it is focusing its attention on destinations that remain unserved by the airport.
Airports & Networks

By Richard Maslen
Airbus launched the A380 a decade ago with high hopes for the rise of the super jumbo, but demand is dwindling. So what now for the future of the ultra-size market?
Airports & Networks

By Richard Maslen
As the US carriers witness average air fare declines, ASM data shows new routes and partnerships may be the solution to turning their fortunes around.
Airports & Networks

By Edward Robertson
The open skies philosophy is waning, warn the CEOs of two major airlines amid calls for greater cooperation between airlines.
Airports & Networks

By Karen O'Neill
The largest commercial aviation event in the world will head to Spain next year when World Routes 2017 takes place in Barcelona.
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By Karen O'Neill
A growing tourism industry and increased business investment make Northern Ireland’s capital city of Belfast an exciting destination for Routes Europe 2017.
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By Karen O'Neill
Routes Asia will be held in Japan for the first time in its 15-year history when it takes place in Okinawa next year.
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Las Vegas is the host destination for Routes Americas 2017 – the meeting forum for airports, airlines and tourism authorities that want to develop new air services across the Americas.
Airports & Networks

By Edward Robertson
There are opportunities aplenty for Norwegian UK, from a whole new market in China to destinations in the Caribbean and an interest in eastern Europe.
Airports & Networks

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Congo Airways, a state-owned flag-carrier in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is working hard to improve the country’s record on air safety.
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