Routes

Final approval has been given for the resumption of the regional airline's commercial operations.

With commercial operations scheduled to commence on Aug. 11, the airline is already planning to expand its network internationally.

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

The airline is targeting further European route procurement contracts.

The carrier is looking to increase connecting capabilities while reducing seasonal variations to ultimately improve aircraft utilization.

The US startups are adding service to a combined seven additional destinations.

The European Commission had an unenviable task of trying to please incumbent airlines, airports and opportunistic LCCs when it came to establishing the slot measures for winter flights.

Fort Lauderdale and Orlando are being added to the airline’s network from Quebec City.

Routes rounds-up the latest new route announcements, as well as services returning to carrier’s networks.

Corsair is adding a third route between France and Pointe-à-Pitre this winter.

The carriers hope the proposed partnership will allow them to grow “aggressively and profitably” across Latin America as passenger demand continues to recover.

Flights are being added from Washington and Houston following the removal of quarantine restrictions for fully vaccinated passengers.

Three new routes to the new Palmerola International Airport will be available from November.

The LCC wants to restore domestic flying, but the government is capping airline capacity in the country at 65% of pre-pandemic levels.

The carrier will begin serving the Indiana airport in October after delaying its intended launch plans for more than a year.

Routes profiles China’s Hainan Airlines, the Haikou-based carrier and virtual attendee at World Routes 2021.

The codeshare pact targets US passengers transferring in London to fly to Beirut.

The carrier will become the first in almost a decade to offer nonstop service between Ethiopia and Jordan.

Orlando International has secured 17 of the 20 new routes being launched by the US carrier.

The inaugural flight will go ahead on Aug. 11 but frequencies from September are set to be lower than previously planned.

Hawaiian's US mainland capacity is rebounding from COVID-19, but international flying will take longer.

A new route to Dubai is one of a number of additions the flag-carrier is making.

The resumption comes as Thailand progressively reopens to international visitors despite a surge in COVID-19 cases.

The 75-min. route will allow business passengers to fly between the heart of both cities and bypass major airports.

The agreement covers routes from Amsterdam to 18 cities across Europe.