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Germany's biggest airports all grew in 2012; regional airports mostly lost traffic; over 120 new routes in 2013

Germany’s biggest airports all grew in 2012; regional airports mostly lost traffic; over 120 new routes in 2013

Germany’s relatively robust economy could still only support a 1% growth in total airport passengers in 2012, while domestic demand dipped by almost 4%. But anna.aero has identified over 120 new services starting from the country’s airports in 2013. See which airlines are banking on the German economy for generating new revenues this summer.

Asia Pacific airlines grow international traffic by 7% in 2012

Asia Pacific airlines grow international traffic by 7% in 2012

According to AAPA, the collection of 25 airlines for which it collects traffic data showed an increase in international traffic in 2012 of 7%. Load factors also improved by 1.5 percentage points to almost 78%, while ASKs grew by a more modest 3.9%.

South Korea: record 91.8 million passengers in 2012; international traffic drives growth

South Korea: record 91.8 million passengers in 2012; international traffic drives growth

Fuelled by the country’s export industries, South Korean international air travel outpaced the growth of domestic services within the last three years. At 48 million passengers, international air travel constituted more than a half of total traffic in 2012.

Airbus shortens the distance to Boeing; wide-body deliveries drag the performance down

Airbus shortens the distance to Boeing; wide-body deliveries drag the performance down

Airbus and Boeing delivered a total of 88 aircraft in February 2013, a slight decrease on the previous year’s performance. Boeing still leads the race, but Airbus is now only two units away.

Indonesia: Traffic triples since 2003; capacity up by 40% in April’13

Indonesia: Traffic triples since 2003; capacity up by 40% in April’13

240 million people drive Indonesia’s booming economy forward creating an excellent environment for the country’s airlines. anna.aero examines the country’s traffic as it approaches a decade of uninterrupted growth.

Morocco's airports see first traffic fall in a decade in 2012; Vueling fastest-growing airline with six new routes in 2013

Morocco’s airports see first traffic fall in a decade in 2012; Vueling fastest-growing airline with six new routes in 2013

The EU ‘open-skies’ agreement has been great for Morocco in recent years, but last year saw airport traffic fall by 4%. We reveal which airport bucked the trend and grew by 7%. Royal Air Maroc is maintaining its dominant market share, but Vueling will face tough competition on its planned new routes.

Turkey’s airports handle 130 million passengers; up 85% since 2007 as booming Turkish Airlines and Pegasus grow networks

Turkey’s airports handle 130 million passengers; up 85% since 2007 as booming Turkish Airlines and Pegasus grow networks

Having launched 30 new routes in the last year, in 2013 booming Turkish Airlines could overtake Delta Air Lines’ record at Atlanta by offering the most destinations from a single airport.

London to Barcelona: 50%+ seats from Gatwick; two new carriers in S’13

London to Barcelona: 50%+ seats from Gatwick; two new carriers in S’13

Perhaps one of the most popular weekend break destinations from London, Barcelona will be served from all six London airports in summer 2013. As the market grows by a quarter in 2012, two new carriers step in with new services from London Gatwick.

Volaris snatches #1 ranking in Mexico from Interjet in December

Volaris snatches #1 ranking in Mexico from Interjet in December; domestic traffic up 10% in 2012 to record 28 million

The MIST countries (Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea and Turkey) are ear-marked to replace the BRIC nations in terms of delivering the fastest economic growth. We take a look at Mexico’s air traffic trends this week.

Middle East to Hong Kong: 10% capacity growth in March; Cathay Pacific reduces capacity

Middle East to Hong Kong: 10% capacity growth in March; Cathay Pacific reduces capacity

As trade and financial exchange between Hong Kong and the Middle East intensifies, anna.aero reveals which airline is heavily contesting Cathay Pacific in this market. 

Strong January for both Airbus and Boeing; 84% of all deliveries are narrow-bodies

Strong January for both Airbus and Boeing; 84% of all deliveries are narrow-bodies

Following a busy December, Airbus and Boeing deliver significantly less aircraft in January, but still manage the second-best result since anna.aero began monitoring aircraft deliveries in 2008.

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