Spain

NQY has secured its second Ryanair service to Spain.

The Spanish flag carrier said it has resumed service to all pre-pandemic Latin American destinations.

The island of La Palma has been losing air service to Europe.

Malaga becomes a new point on the US carrier’s route map, while Stockholm returns, and flights are being added to Barcelona, Rome and Shannon.

Kuwait Airways and Jazeera Airways have each unveiled plans to develop their networks.

Full restoration of its 2019 network is within sight.

Asturias-Amsterdam is one of six routes the Spanish LCC has scheduled to launch over the coming months.

The Airlander 10 aircraft opens new possibilities with its potential ability to land on any large flat surface.

The routes are being made possible thanks to a new incentive scheme launched by Saudi Arabia’s government.

Spain is the most popular destination among Europeans, according to the European Travel Commission.

A string of new services have been added from bases including Marseille, Turin and Malaga.

The carrier will also resume suspended San Francisco service.

The agreement comes as Spain seeks to revive its travel and tourism industry, which represented about 14% of the country’s GDP before the pandemic.

International Airlines Group is increasing competition with easyJet at the UK’s second largest airport.

Passengers will be able to take short-haul flights between Barcelona and Milan from Jan. 17.

The carrier plans to boost frequencies to Argentina in the 2022 first quarter.

Joining the Schengen Area opens up new opportunities, the territory’s government says.

The Spanish flag-carrier will also resume service between Madrid and San Francisco next year.

It is hoped the funding will boost air connectivity to the Spanish archipelago.

The city is keen to get airlines back after the pandemic and return to its 2019 traffic levels.

World Routes 2021 host Milan and Routes Europe 2022 host Bergen are among the European destinations set to receive new routes.

The German carrier is also adding frequencies to popular vacation destinations.

The Spanish carrier will operate more than 50 routes from Orly in the upcoming winter season.

The transatlantic recovery continues to be hampered by the European Council taking the US off the 'safe list.'

CEO Johan Lundgren said five additional aircraft allocated to the bases in Spain and Portugal would bolster easyJet's presence at the 'key' destinations.