Routes

The restrictions come after the UK imposed a ban on Russian aircraft as part of sanctions introduced following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

The ULCC will add three more routes from the airport in June.

The new carrier plans to launch operations from Akureyri in June.

The counties have been without a nonstop connection for more than six years.

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

The carrier is also planning to add frequencies on UK-US routes it has already relaunched.

Kingston will join the ULCC’s network from May.

The airline will become only the third carrier to offer nonstop service between Colombia and Brazil alongside Avianca and LATAM Airlines Group.

The carrier anticipates operating just 15-20% of pre-pandemic capacity on long-haul routes during New Zealand’s winter season.

The Montreal-based carrier is relaunching international flights from Toronto, Montreal, Halifax and Vancouver.

The ULCC is entering a market that is exceeding pre-pandemic capacity levels, boosted by the expansion of Viva Air.

The carriers say passengers of each airline will gain access to a wider network.

New destinations in Italy, France and the UK are joining the airline’s network.

The leisure carrier is entering another long-haul market served by Lufthansa.

In addition to new flights to the Greek island this summer, Etihad will resume service to three destinations.

The decision means the Hong Kong-based startup can launch scheduled commercial flights immediately.

There is a significant demand for travel once the right conditions are met, according to Skyscanner global head of industry marketing Betsy Croft.

Next winter, Delta will operate to Hawaii from seven mainland US cities.

The carrier will also resume suspended San Francisco service.

Three routes targeting business traffic will begin in March using leased E190s, while authorization has been secured for service to Buenos Aires.

The carrier will operate to more destinations from Lille, France, than any other airline serving the airport.

Having previously hosted the 2014 world route development forum, Chicago Department of Aviation will be hosting the 16th edition of the regional event serving the Americas next year.

The airline is preparing for the biggest period of growth in its history.

Sun Country CEO Jude Bricker advised airports to invest in making the travel experience “more convenient” for passengers.

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