World Routes 2013

By Richard Maslen
The Melbourne Airport air services team will be highlighting the destination's collaborative approach at this year’s World Routes, according to its
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By Richard Maslen
Ahead of last’s night’s Las Vegas welcome reception at this year’s World Routes, Richard Maslen spoke to Hari Marar, president, airport operations at
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By Richard Maslen
Las Vegas is the most populous city in the US state of Nevada and the county seat of Clark County. It is an internationally renowned major resort city
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New plans by the European Commission (EC) to allow start up aid for airlines are a “missed opportunity” to deliver meaningful support for the aviation
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By Richard Maslen
Swedish airport operator, Swedavia, is to launch a brand new collaboration today, October 6, 2013 at this year’s World Routes in Las Vegas, which is
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Transatlantic traffic at Dublin Airport will set a new record this year with more than 1.8 million passengers expected to travel on flights between
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Las Vegas is aiming to boost its international visitor numbers from 17 per cent to 30 per cent in the next ten years and plans to expand its
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According to official forecasts from Wonderful Copenhagen, the development agency for the Danish capital city, the introduction of two new long-haul
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Birmingham Airport is celebrating another major milestone, as passenger numbers for a rolling 12 month period have exceeded the nine million figure
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Belarusian carrier Belavia has devised an interesting flight schedule to introduce new air services between the country’s capital Minsk and the
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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has revised its 2013 global industry outlook downwards to $11.7 billion on revenues of $708 billion
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Airbus has announced a new lower weight variant of its versatile A330-300 wide-body aircraft that is optimised for use on domestic and regional routes
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Romanian national carrier and SkyTeam alliance member, TAROM, has confirmed it will introduce scheduled flights to London Luton this winter and will
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Aircraft charter provider Small Planet Airlines is to modernise and expand its fleet in 2014 replacing two of its oldest aircraft with three newer
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By Richard Maslen
Ahead of this year’s World Routes, Richard Maslen spoke to I Prabhakara Rao, chief executive of Delhi International Airport Limited, the consortium
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Cape Town International Airport (CTIA) has confirmed its intention to become an aerotropolis, as it shares its ten-year strategic plan at its
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There is “significant opportunity” to create a commercial model similar to Manchester Airport City at neighbouring Newcastle Airport the airport
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By Richard Maslen
Many have tried, but no other city has managed to capture the world’s imagination quite the way that Las Vegas has. Known globally for its high
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By Richard Maslen
Having enjoyed a wonderful period over the last few years with the Routes division of the UBM business, this year has marked an exciting change for
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By Richard Maslen
Las Vegas is one of the most exciting destinations in the world – and its airport plays a key role in facilitating tourism to the city, as its
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Indonesia’s national airline, Garuda Indonesia has announced that it will be introducing 35 new ATR 72-600 aircraft into its fleet from November 2013
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Virgin America is aiming to make its first ever annual profit, but an equity partner will not play a part in that plan, CEO David Cush, tells Gary
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The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has published for consultation its final proposals for the economic regulation of Heathrow and Gatwick airports
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Ahead of Brazil hosting the world’s biggest sporting events, the country’s aviation sector is undergoing wide-ranging changes, writes David Appleby
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By Richard Maslen
World Routes is the world’s largest commercial aviation event and those who have attended the event in the past know just how busy the event is. Here
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