Routes

The airline is now flying to all 18 destinations it served before it was grounded by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The carrier is building its network for the upcoming winter vacation season.

The carrier already operates to Dublin from Halifax and its Calgary base.

The new Italian flag-carrier will launch additional US routes in 2022.

Iberia serves both LAX and SFO, from where its passengers will now have access to Alaska’s network.

Qatar Airways views the partnership as a way to increase its footprint in Africa.

The airline is eyeing a return to the Pacific markets it previously served.

Transavia France is set to be the only operator of nonstop service between Lyon and Stockholm this winter.

IATA’s claims that a rise in airport charges is 'unacceptable behavior' and risks damaging the recovery has been met with a stern rebuke from ACI World.

China’s market is now just 5% smaller than at this time two years ago.

The carrier will fly to the California city from three Canadian airports.

The Irish carrier plans to relaunch US, Europe routes ahead of the winter holidays.

Airlines argue that entry rules are too inconsistent around the world, hindering route relaunches and air traffic development.

With millions of jobs and national economies dependent on a strong restart of the air transport sector, World Routes 2021 will bring together decision

Routes selects 50 new air services set to start around the world in October 2021, looking at the planned frequency, start date and aircraft to be used.

Eight routes are being launched from December as Jordan seeks to increase its level of LCC penetration.

The carrier is also buttressing its domestic route network from BOS next year.

Australia’s flag-carrier plans to extend its joint business with Emirates for a further five years and has brought forward the resumption of two long-haul routes.

The German carrier is also adding frequencies to popular vacation destinations.

The expanding carrier reported systemwide load factor above 80% for September.

The power of collaboration and a united industry voice were good lessons to learn from the depths of the crisis. So, too, was the importance of flexibility and agility.

IndiGo’s 71st domestic destination, Ryanair’s winter expansion from Naples, and Avianca’s new Mexican service from Costa Rica’s capital San Jose are among the latest route announcements and services resuming.

The Spanish carrier will operate more than 50 routes from Orly in the upcoming winter season.

Luxor and Medina are returning after a four-year hiatus, while Sharm El-Sheikh is a new addition for the carrier.

The US carrier's network from Burbank will grow to 11 destinations from mid-December.