Routes

United operate new Missouri sector from San Francisco.

South Korean low cost to start new route.

Skyteam carrier expands Asian and African operation.

Expansion announced at Houston.

Fourth aircraft to be added to growing Warsaw operation.

AI cuts three routes.

Delta to serve Korea.

Low cost carriers launch new domestic sectors.

United Arab Emirates budget carrier FlyDubai is to open a new route to the Sudanese capital Khartoum next month.

Bombardier Aerospace chooses Amsterdam Airport Schiphol for its European Service Centre

Air Arabia Egypt, the new budget airline launched by Sharjah-based Air Arabia in partnership with Egyptian travel group Travco is expecting to operate from multiple bases in Egypt.

MEA express their intentions for full coverage of Iraq

New service on the 1st December marks the carriers 15th domestic network destination

Mexicana plans significant expansion plans including a new base establishment for its regional subsidiary Link.

From 25 Oct jetStar Asia will increase its Singapore - Yangon service to Daily from a 4 weekly.

Korean Air to increase service from Seoul Gimpo – Osaka Kansai and Osaka Kansai – Guam

Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) is being redeveloped at a cost of $750 million to enhance passenger capacity to 21 million by the year 2012. Plans include a state-of-the-art 86,000 square metre passenger terminal.

Air India is launching a daily service to Washington DC by extending one of its existing routes to the USA.

Air Mali launch Madrid & Marseille; Paris changes

Air Namibia launch Lusaka; Johannesburg increase

Privately-owned Indian carrier SpiceJet is resuming services on the Bangalore-Goa route.

India's domestic aviation market carried 3.51 million passengers in September representing year-on-year growth of 31%

Sydney Airport posts nearly 5 percent growth in Sept

New routes focused on Italian markets.

Shenyang to be cancelled.