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Emirates is also postponing the planned launch of flights to Tel Aviv.

The startup intends to begin operations in December, offering flights to destinations in France, Georgia, Iran, Israel, Moldova, Russia and Turkey.

Routes details the latest new route announcements, as well as the services returning to carriers’ networks.

The carrier has postponed the start of the SEA-BLR route multiple times.

The route is made possible by the 2020 Abraham Accords which facilitated visa-free travel between the countries.

The Tel Aviv route had been slated to start over the summer, but was delayed because of COVID-19.

The Czech Republic airline will use a Boeing 737 MAX on the route.

Routes selects 50 new air services set to start around the world in October 2021, looking at the planned frequency, start date and aircraft to be used.

The carrier is also buttressing its domestic route network from BOS next year.

The long-haul services will now start in January; American still plans to launch a New York JFK-Delhi route on Oct. 31.

The planned service comes nearly a year after the two countries normalized their diplomatic relations.

None of the new routes from PRG will touch Eurowings' home market Germany.

The launch of flights follows an agreement to normalize diplomatic relations.

The route has been unserved since Germania’s demise in February 2019.

The flag-carriers of Serbia and Turkey have expanded their existing codeshare agreement.

As Canada begins to gradually relax some of its border restrictions, the country’s flag-carrier has outlined plans to increase long-haul flying.

The codeshare agreement will include the airlines’ networks beyond both Abu Dhabi and Tel Aviv hubs.

With lower demand forecast between New York and Paris, the airline plans to diversify operations.

Eighteen routes to destinations in nine countries are being launched as part of the ULCC’s latest expansion in Italy.

Belarus’ national carrier has suspended service to more than half the destinations in its network.

Civil unrest in Israel has prompted a number of carriers to halt flying to the country.

Wizz Air is stepping up competition with Ryanair at Bari in southern Italy, while the Hungarian carrier’s Abu Dhabi offshoot is also growing.

Airline looks to match pent-up demand.

Airlines are adding more routes and capacity between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Israel.

The carrier had been prevented from flying passengers from London to Vienna.