Routes World 2025

Finnish airport operator Finavia is ramping up its focus on emerging international markets while leveraging the growing popularity of Lapland as a destination.

Cebu Pacific CEO Mike Szucs says the Philippines offers “huge potential for growth” in air travel.

From Routes World 2025 in Hong Kong, Puerto Rico Tourism Company’s Crystal J. Bell says the island is seeking to secure new U.S. and international connectivity.

From Routes World 2025 in Hong Kong, Andalucia sees the potential for more long-haul service.

Airport Authority Hong Kong officially handed over the hosting responsibilities of Routes World to the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA).

From Routes World in Hong Kong, Aeroporti di Roma highlights its Asia expansion focus.

From Routes World in Hong Kong, Atlantic Canada Airports Association is making the case for new domestic, transborder and international services.

Tampa International Airport is targeting new transatlantic and Latin American connections as it looks to build growth, says Marketing Director Alex Heiter.

Athens International Airport has been crowned the Overall Winner at the Routes World Awards 2025, while also winning the Over 20 Million passenger category.

From Routes World in Hong Kong, Aena outlines its plans to boost long-haul connectivity from Spain’s mid-sized airports.

From Routes World 2025 in Hong Kong, Swedavia outlines how strong demand, new international routes and the abolition of Sweden’s aviation tax are shaping its growth strategy.

Cathay Pacific is eyeing regional widebody, narrowbody and freighter aircraft while it focuses on maturing new points in its network.

From Routes World 2025 in Hong Kong, TAP CEO Luís Rodrigues says the airline is focused on stability and protecting its network as Portugal begins a partial privatization process.

TAP Air Portugal CEO Luís Rodrigues discusses the launch of the airline’s long-anticipated privatization, network strategy and fleet management.

Singapore Changi Airport is sharpening its focus on attracting air service to connect with emerging markets in Central Asia, Europe and the Middle East.

As Hong Kong begins to recover from Super Typhoon Ragasa that swept through the city on Sept. 24, its airport is pressing ahead with ambitious plans to deepen integration with the Greater Bay Area, expand its cargo capabilities and transform into a destination in its own right.

London Heathrow Airport (LHR) has retained its position as the world’s most internationally connected airport, according to OAG’s latest Megahub Index.

Worldwide capacity is set to reach 1.6 billion seats during 2025 Q3, a 2.6% year-on-year increase and 5.7% higher than 2019 levels, according to OAG Schedules Analyser data.

From Routes World 2025 in Hong Kong, Cayman Islands tourism director Rosa Harris highlights ambitions to build on new North American routes with long-haul connectivity.

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Sydney Airport is banking on sustained traffic growth and Qantas’ upcoming Project Sunrise flights to drive new international opportunities.

Nine awards will be presented at the Routes World Awards 2025, celebrating the outstanding achievements of organizations and individuals across the route development community.

From Routes World 2025 in Hong Kong, Brussels Airport outlines plans to target untapped long-haul markets while advancing its €3.5 billion ($4.1 billion) investment program.

From Routes World 2025 in Hong Kong, Athens International Airport highlights the opportunities being unlocked by Airbus A321XLR aircraft.

Air Transat is set to debut in Brazil over the coming months, as SAS and Lufthansa re-enter markets they previously withdrew from.