Routes

United Airlines is planning a return to the African market later this year when it will become the only carrier to fly non-stop between the US and Cape Town in South Africa.

US low-cost carrier JetBlue hopes to expand its service to Ecuador, with a planned route from New York set to be operated by its new Airbus A321neo aircraft.

Singapore Airlines (SIA) and Garuda Indonesia are now codesharing on each other’s flights between Singapore and the Indonesian capital Jakarta after expanding an agreement that started nine years ago.

With Australia facing an influx of inbound visitors, its airports are jostling for pole position

We profile Fiji Airways, the flag carrier airline of Fiji and an attendee at World Routes 2019.

After decades of living in the shadow of its western counterpart, Eastern Europe is poised to fulfil its potential thanks to a flourishing LCC market

US low-cost carrier JetBlue has revealed plans to launch its first transatlantic flights, served by Airbus A321LR aircraft.

Amid signs that all is not well between some of its members, oneworld explains how it is adapting to meet the changing needs of today’s airlines

We profile Air Astana, the flag carrier of Kazakhstan and an attendee at Routes Silk Road 2019.

As Routes Europe 2019 comes to an end, this year’s hosts in Hannover passed the baton to Avinor, which will host the event in Bergen, Norway in 2020.

An additional two million air trips will be made during the UEFA Euro 2020 football tournament, presenting opportunities for airlines and airports alike.

Our live blog from Routes Europe 2019, featuring the latest news, interviews, images and videos from the event.

Increasingly adventurous Chinese tourists are helping drive Finnair's route development.

The annual Routes Europe Marketing Awards took place at Hannover’s Herrenhausen Gardens.

German leisure airline TUI fly has sufficient spare capacity in its schedule to cope with air-traffic control related disruption this year, its managing director has told delegates at Routes Europe 2019 in Hannover, but he expects it to be another difficult summer.

Europe’s strong airlines will get stronger and the weak will get weaker as consolidation in the region continues and small carriers see pressure on yields intensifying.

Dublin Airport will be focusing on catching up with its airline partners at this year’s Routes Europe as it begins work on a new €300m runway.

As the number of tourists to Israel continue to rise, the Red Sea resort of Eilat is braced for further growth following the opening of Ramon International Airport.

Germany’s market has grown strongly since the demise of Air Berlin, but overcapacity and structural issues present ongoing challenges as the busy summer season approaches.

Transavia has today launched its schedule for the winter 2019-20 season, with more than 2.3 million seats available across 12,300 flights.

Even though timing and conditions of Brexit are unclear, as is its impact on air transport regulation, UK airports and airlines say they are already feeling substantial negative effects on their business.

Key decision makers from the Basque Country are in Hannover this week to further build on the work started when the region hosted Routes Europe a year ago.

There are still reasons to be cheerful about the European aviation market, despite a number of potentially damaging issues on the horizon, ranging from further airline consolidation to Brexit.

Tallinn Airport in Estonia will remain a key focus for airBaltic this year as the airline prepares to grow its fleet by up to 80 A220-300 aircraft by 2024.

Newcastle International Airport has launched a new inbound tourism website for the North East of England, which aims to increase the number of visitors to the region.