This week’s “route droppings” analysis focuses on Air France. We pick our way through the complexities of airline codes to reveal which 29 routes have been dumped, and how the loss of one of these routes has had an unexpected impact at one of the airports involved.
In this weeks batch of Network Planning Community News, anna.aero presents the latest news from airports in Barcelona, Dublin, London City, Moscow Sheremetyevo, Reykjavik, Teheran, Warsaw and more.
CityJet launched six-weekly service between London City and Paderborn.
Air France Cityjet inaugurates services from London City to Dresden in Germany.
In this week’s portion of network planning community news, anna.aero reports from CityJet HQ, where a Route of the Week certificate was spotted. Further news include Transaero, Pakistan International Airlines and Aeroflot.
In this week’s portion of network planning community news we report from London City, Leeds Bradford and Erbil.
Air France’s subsidiary CityJet adds flights from London City to Münster/Osnabrück in Germany.
49 routes started in the last week, eight of which were to the Spanish island Ibiza. But which two airlines launched the same US domestic route? Which Asian low-cost carrier continued expanding with its third international route? And how come there is a new link between Baku in Azerbaijan and Aberdeen in Scotland?
This has been a busy week for route launches. Out of 75 new routes, 25 are started by Ryanair which launched its new Malaga base. Still, we have information and photos from all the remaining 50 worldwide routes, ranging from CityJet’s short hop across the English Channel to Qatar Airways new South American service.
We were on board last week’s familiarisation flight from London City to Deauville and enjoyed a guided tour of the seaside resort town in Normandy. But which other destinations are served as charter routes from the airport?
This week’s focus is on the Middle East where two fast-growing carriers have decided to venture into markets many carriers have chosen to ignore. And what is CityJet attempting that even Ryanair failed to do?
