Routes News

Simon McNamara, director general of the European Regions Airline Association, remains optimistic about the future of air travel in Europe despite considerable challenges.

Keith Williams, chief executive of British Airways, talks new routes, new aircraft and the perfect airline CEO. Graham Newton, Editor of our official route development magazine, Routes News, reports.

Icelandair is part of a distinctive business model. It is the largest subsidiary of the Icelandair Group that also contains travel companies, hotels and ground services. Nevertheless, this eclectic mix has proven extremely successful.

Alex Cardona, manager of traffic development at Malta International Airport, says the airport will continue to invest in its product.

Scott Laurence, senior vice president for airline planning, JetBlue Airways, says business and pleasure can mix.

Francesco Violante, CEO, SITA, explores how technology drives the air transport industry

New Zealand has much to offer beyond the movie industry spotlight.

Air traffic in Indonesia is growing at such a pace that the nation’s airports are struggling to cope, writes Justin Burns.

The Sultanate of Oman holds a unique position in the Gulf.

Nigel Mayes, ASM senior vice president consulting and product development, asks whether India can finally fulfil its potential?

The 2014 Airport IT Trends Survey reveals that China’s airports are increasingly focused on the passenger experience.

Cambodia Airports’ CEO, Emmanuel Menanteau, talks to Joe Bates about booming passenger traffic, customer service and the next phase of infrastructure development.

Zhang Xiuzhi, CEO of Chinese low-cost carrier, Spring Airlines, tells Graham Newton that thinking big comes easily.

Peter Harbison, executive chairman, CAPA, says growth and turbulence provide excitement – and financial risk – for Asia’s airlines in 2015 in an interview in the latest Routes News magazine.

Massive airport development plans in China are entirely justified given traffic growth, explains Joe Bates in the latest issue of Routes News magazine.

Routes News explores the development highlights of China’s busiest gateways outside of the country's top ten airports.

Kunming Changshui International Airport is the gateway to the vibrant Yunnan Province. Tourism, spurred on by air route development, remains a key driver of economic growth in the region. It is a primary source of foreign earnings, creates jobs and stimulates inbound investment. It is estimated that just one new narrowbody service could generate some $4 million in aeronautical and non-aeronautical revenue.

Taking place on 15 March and open to all attending delegates, The Strategy Summit will open the 13th Routes Asia event in Kunming, Yunnan Province, China hosted by Yunnan Airport Group Co., Ltd.

Host of the Routes Asia event, 15-17 March, Kunming Changshui International Airport promises a warm welcome.

Leslie Thng, CEO of SilkAir, talks about the airline’s relationship with Singapore Airlines. This article appeared in our network development magazine, Routes News.

Mark Dunkerley, Hawaiian Airlines president and CEO, says that despite the airline’s strong growth it will not forget its roots, writes Graham Newton in Issue 1, Volume 11 of Routes News for 2015.

Developments at Denver International Airport could see the iconic facility once again capture the public imagination. By Graham Newton, from Issue 1, Volume 11 of Routes News for 2015.

Being a mile high may be Denver’s call sign but there are other distances just as significant to the city. It is just 500km from the exact geographical centre of the Continental United States and 1,000km from the nearest city of a similar size. This article is taken from Issue 1, Volume 11 of Routes News for 2015.

Nigel Mayes, ASM senior vice president consulting and product development and Mike St-Laurent, senior consultant, explore the dynamics of the Canadian market.This article is from Issue 1, Volume 11 of Routes News for 2015.

Saudi Arabian low-cost carrier flynas has an ambitious long-haul expansion strategy, underpinned by new flights to the UK, writes Justin Burns for our sister magazine Routes News.