Routes

The battle between Delta Air Lines and United Airlines for three of the available four frequencies between the US and South Africa is nearing a conclusion—and both carriers are set to be winners.

The rebuild of the Malaysian medium- and long-haul LCC’s network is continuing with the restart of routes to Melbourne, Perth and Auckland.

The airline has filed plans to launch two new services to the Israeli city as international passenger traffic from India continues to surge.

The aviation sector in Malta continues to experience significant growth as more airlines consider setting up operations on the Mediterranean island.

The airline is resisting LHR’s efforts to impose capacity limits to deal with staffing shortages at the airport.

The Dutch hub is struggling with serious operational issues and forcing airlines to cut capacity to Amsterdam.

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

The carrier has been cleared to reinstate services to five points in Cuba that had been banned by the Trump administration.

Flights to Akureyri and Egilsstaðir will launch during the summer 2023 season.

The SkyTeam carrier said it does not expect to match 2019 capacity levels until 2023.

The airline will operate to Victoria Falls from a second South African city.

The ULCC will fly from the Texas city to two of the US’s most popular vacation destinations.

The airlines both fly the Toronto-Dubai route.

New services to Lisbon and Belgrade are planned.

The rules will revert at the end of current summer schedules in late October.

The carrier will increase service from JFK to Mexico but is cutting flights to Colombia.

The carrier, turning its attention toward the transpacific, will end the long-haul domestic service in September.

The move is set to include an interline agreement covering domestic routes in Norway and onward international services.

The airline plans to enter the Canadian airline market this summer.

Decision makers from the world’s leading and fastest-growing carriers have confirmed their attendance at the 27th global route development forum.

The carrier is bolstering connectivity between India and Thailand.

The Dutch carrier said ‘long queues’ at Amsterdam necessitate reduced flying from the airport.

The funds are aimed at increasing the capacity of the country’s airport terminals.

The carrier is set to begin flights to Hindu pilgrimage destination Deoghar.

The Indian startup LCC will be an all-Boeing 737 MAX operator.