Routes

The long-haul LCC is returning to destinations in Europe and the Middle East.

The Luanda-Lisbon route has high passenger demand, according to TAAG.

The Star Alliance carrier said it exceeded pre-pandemic capacity in May.

The airline has announced international routes to Bali and destinations in Oceania.

The carrier again accused Qantas of predatory practices, a charge the Star Alliance member strongly rejects.

According to the African Airlines Association, relaxed COVID-19 entry rules should lead to growing air traffic this summer.

The carrier will resume flying to the ‘Entertainment Capital of the World’ in November for the first time since 2015.

The new Armenian flag-carrier will initially serve three destinations when flights start on July 3.

The carrier returned to two African capitals over the weekend.

The routes are being made possible thanks to a new incentive scheme launched by Saudi Arabia’s government.

The U.S. has relaxed its COVID-19-restrictions for international arrivals.

The Thai city has been announced as the host of the next Routes Asia in February 2023.

The airline is also restarting two routes to Europe.

Elsewhere, Helsinki Airport is poised to formally combine its two terminals into one.

The start-up cargo carrier is aiming to begin operations in September.

The carrier continues to expand its network as it pursues a merger with Spirit Airlines.

Routes to destinations in China, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam are being evaluated by the LCC.

American has launched service between New York JFK and Doha.

Expected recovery for Vietnam Airlines and more.

The LCC wants additional aircraft so it can add points in Australia, the Middle East and Eastern Europe to its route map.

The transatlantic startup will offer connections to New York JFK and Los Angeles from the German capital.

The new United route is the first to be secured through a multimillion-dollar aviation investment fund.

Certain Japanese regional airports lost their only international route during the pandemic.

Routes Asia, which is held in a different location each year, brings together airlines, airports and tourism authorities to discuss air service strategy and future networks. Half of the region’s new air services are connected to meetings at the event.

The startup is exploring working with other airlines as part of its intercontinental strategy.