Aegean Airlines Targets India with A321LR Launch in 2027
Aegean Airlines has identified India as the launch market for its upcoming Airbus A321LR operations, with direct flights to Delhi… Read More »
IndiGo Expands International Network With 10 New Routes
IndiGo is moving ahead with an ambitious global expansion plan, unveiling service to 10 new international destinations including key long-haul… Read More »
Ryanair to Exit Maastricht Airport Over Cost Dispute
Ryanair will end all operations at Maastricht Aachen Airport in the Netherlands following the breakdown of commercial negotiations, leading to… Read More »
SAS and Delta Drive Growth in Scandinavia-U.S. Air Travel
Transatlantic travel between Scandinavia and the United States is set to grow more than 3% this summer, fueled by new… Read More »
Cape Air Steps In to Restore Islip-Boston Route
Cape Air will begin operating flights between Long Island MacArthur Airport (ISP) and Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) on July… Read More »
flynas Resumes Syria Flights as US Carriers Expand Europe Routes
Saudi Arabian low-cost carrier flynas will resume service between Riyadh and Damascus on June 5, marking its return to Syria… Read More »
Noida International Airport Targets 2025 Launch with 70M Capacity Vision
Noida International Airport (DXN), the upcoming greenfield airport in the Delhi-National Capital Region, is poised to begin operations by the… Read More »
Portugal’s ANA Airports Handle Record 68.4 Million Travelers in 2024
ANA Aeroportos de Portugal, a key member of the Vinci Airports network, set a new passenger record in 2024, handling… Read More »
IndiGo to Launch Flights from Navi Mumbai Airport
IndiGo will become the first airline to launch commercial services from the new Navi Mumbai International Airport, marking a significant… Read More »
Air Serbia Gains Russian Overflight Rights for Shanghai Route
Air Serbia has received approval to operate scheduled flights between Belgrade and Shanghai through Russian airspace, a move that strengthens… Read More »
SAS Cuts Lead to 25 Percent Drop in US–Scandinavia Flights
The transatlantic air travel market between the United States and Scandinavia is experiencing a sharp downturn this summer, with overall… Read More »
Madrid Airport Tops 66M Passengers in 2024
Madrid Airport, managed by Aena, set a new high watermark in 2024 by welcoming 66 million passengers, a ten percent… Read More »
Japan and South Korea Launch Fast-Track Immigration Pilot
Japan and South Korea will begin a month-long pilot program in June allowing citizens of each country to use dedicated… Read More »
Frontier Opens Five New Routes This Week
Frontier Airlines is expanding its network with the launch of five new routes this week, reflecting the ultra-low-cost carrier’s aggressive… Read More »
easyJet to Reopen Newcastle Base in 2026
easyJet will return to Newcastle International Airport in March 2026 with a new three-aircraft base, marking its first presence in… Read More »
Concourse K Breaks Ground at Miami International Airport
Miami International Airport is on the brink of its first terminal expansion since 2007 after the Miami-Dade County Commission approved… Read More »
Phoenix to Get First Asia Nonstop Flight
Starlux Airlines will inaugurate Phoenix’s first nonstop service to Asia when it launches four weekly flights between Taiwan Taoyuan International… Read More »
WestJet Links Halifax to 14 Cities via Amsterdam
Canada’s WestJet is set to return to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol on May 29 with a new six-times-weekly service from Halifax… Read More »
Turkey and China Double Weekly Flight Rights
Turkey and China have concluded a landmark air services memorandum of understanding, more than doubling permitted weekly passenger flights between… Read More »
Aalborg Airport Boosts International Flight Network
Aalborg Airport in Denmark’s North Jutland region has reinforced its role as a major transport hub by growing passenger volumes… Read More »
Ryanair Prioritizes Frequency Over New Routes
Ryanair is shifting its expansion strategy to focus on increasing flight frequency and improving aircraft utilization, rather than launching new… Read More »
Ryanair: O’Leary Blasts Ukraine Airports’ Profit Focus
Ryanair Group CEO Michael O’Leary has sharply criticized Ukrainian airport operators for failing to engage on post-war recovery plans, accusing… Read More »