The Route Shop
Google-Translate-Chinese (Simplified) BETA Google-Translate-English to French Google-Translate-English to German Google-Translate-English to Italian Google-Translate-English to Russian BETA Google-Translate-English to Spanish
Articles Tagged ‘FKB’
Ryanair opens three bases in a week

Ryanair opens three bases (Chania, Fez, Marrakech) in a week

Ryanair sets up bases in Chania (Greece), Fez and Marrakech (both Morocco); adds a combined 17 routes.

Award-winning InterSky launches Hamburg to Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden flights

Award-winning InterSky launches Hamburg to Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden flights

InterSky starts 18-weekly Hamburg to Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden service

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.

Ryanair may just be guilty of a teeny-weeny exaggeration in totally blaming airport costs for its decision to axe 10 routes

Ryanair’s Budapest Airport cuts – not as bad as they seem

Last week Ryanair blamed Budapest Airport’s “increased charges” for deep 40% capacity cuts involving axing 10 routes and withdrawing two based aircraft. On closer examination anna.aero found indicators that the main reason seems to have been ‘good’ old-fashioned under-performance.

OLT Express Germany further increases its presence in Hamburg

OLT Express Germany further increases its presence in Hamburg

OLT Express Germany now flies from Karlsruhe/Baden Baden to Hamburg.

The good luck fairy from the local casino wished Ryanair’s new base at Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden the best of luck as the ribbon for the first flight was cut by the airport CEO Manfred Jung and Henrike Schmidt, Ryanair’s Sales & Marketing Manager Germany.

Ryanair opens Wroclaw base as part of 70-route expansion

Ryanair launches major Greek offensive. Alexandroupolis, Araxos/Patras, Chania, Corfu, Kefalonia, Kos, Rhodes and Thessaloniki all benefit.

Legoman and a leprechaun along with Billund Airport’s Marketing Manager Jesper Klausholm and Ryanair’s Nordic Sales & Marketing Executive Elina Hakkarainen.

Ryanair launches new bases in Billund and Palma

Ryanair launches 70 new routes across Europe this week. More to follow next week.

Ryanair launches new base at Budapest Airport

Ryanair launches new base at Budapest Airport

Ryanair launches new routes from Budapest Airport as the low-cost airline establishes a base at the airport after Malev’s recent demise.

BAD mistake in Ryanair half-year results

BAD mistake in Ryanair half-year results

Here’s a curious one. When Michael O’Leary presented Ryanair’s impressive 20% half year profit jump, he also showcased future developments including a new two aircraft base at “BAD” opening next March. BAD is the IATA three-letter code for Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana – the base of the US Air Force 2nd Bomb Wing and 44 B-52 Stratofortress nuclear strike aircraft.

Ryanair surprises with new base in Germany; Baden-Baden becomes 4th German base and 47th in all despite tax issues

Ryanair surprises with new base in Germany; Baden-Baden becomes 4th German base and 47th in all despite tax issues

Two new bases in two weeks? And this one’s in Germany! When did Ryanair first start serving this airport close to the French border (and why), and how many routes has it opened since then? How many are still operating and at what frequencies? Which new routes are being added next summer?

New airline routes launched (3-9 May 2011)

New airline routes launched (3-9 May 2011)

Out of this week’s 63 routes, Ryanair stands for 20. But which US low-cost carrier entered a route where it faces five competing airlines that already operate over 30 flights a day? And which European national carrier began serving Turkey? Don’t forget the downloadable spreadsheet in left-hand column on the website, detailing all of this week’s new routes.

Page 1 of 212