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The carrier will begin international flights from Bucaramanga, Pereira and Santa Marta, as well as expanding its overseas network from Cartagena.

Air Greenland is also starting a new route to Denmark.

The LCC has launched its first flights to China and is increasing its network in India to eight destinations in response to strong demand.

American will bolster its Miami-Havana service.

The Dutch airport is lowering capacity caps further.

Chairman Ahmet Bolat said the airline seeks to return to China and sees potential in India.

Tourism Ireland hopes to increase inbound leisure and business traffic from the US.

The airline will operate six routes from the southwest Florida airport, its newest base.

AirAsia is one of many airlines returning to the reopened Terminal 4 at Singapore Changi Airport.

Flights from Tokyo Narita will initially be three times per week, but the LCC intends to take the route daily in 2023.

CEO Victor Pacheco believes there is huge potential for a low-cost hub-and-spoke operator in the Caribbean—especially if governments reduce taxes and fees levied on the industry.

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

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Emirates and United Airlines have confirmed a codeshare agreement that will see the US carrier launch a new route between Newark and Dubai next year.

The South Korean LCC is looking to compete against Korean Air and Asiana Airlines in long-haul markets using Boeing 787-9s.

The airline says added capacity to Australia boosts its partnership with Virgin Australia.

The SkyTeam alliance member is adding flights to points in the Philippines and Thailand beyond each country’s capital city.

The airline has increased from two to four the number of aircraft based at Stockholm Arlanda Airport.

Muscat-Prague is one of two new routes to the Czech Republic being launched by SalamAir.

The move gives Avianca passengers access to seven Bolivian cites.

The addition of five Boeing 777-200LRs will help to facilitate growth in the US market.

The network additions will increase the number of destinations served in Japan to five as the East Asian country moves to loosen its stringent COVID-19 restrictions.

The carriers said they plan to expand codesharing in the future.

With passenger service to Chengdu still suspended, Guangzhou will become the Abu Dhabi-based carrier’s third destination in China once flights begin in October.