7th July 2011
SAS launched three summer routes from Norway to southern Europe
SAS now flies between Bergen and Nice as well as from Oslo to Madrid and Palma de Mallorca.
- (NEW) Bristol Airport
- (NEW) Buffalo Niagara International Airport
- (NEW) Niagara Falls International Airport
- (NEW) Prince Mohammad Bin Abdulaziz International Airport
- (NEW) Novosibirsk Tolmachevo International Airport
- (NEW) City Airport Bremen
- (NEW) Keflavík Airport
- (NEW) Aéroports de Montréal
- (NEW) Ancona Airport
- (NEW) Baltimore/Washington International Airport
- Bournemouth Airport
- Nizhny Novgorod International Airport
- Samara Kurumoch International Airport
- Bodensee Airport Friedrichshafen
- Sheremetyevo Airport
- Pau Pyrénées Airport
- Comox Valley Airport
- Manchester Airport
- East Midlands Airport
- Glasgow Prestwick Airport
- Tirana International Airport
- Toronto Pearson International Airport
- Shanghai Pudong International Airport
- Toulouse Blagnac Airport
- Melbourne Airport
- Brisbane Airport
- Cambridge Airport
- Eindhoven Airport
- Urumqi International Airport
- Aena Airports
- Pittsburgh International Airport
- Aéroports de Paris
- Auckland Airport
- Haikou Meilan International Airport
- Lisbon International Airport
- Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
- Narita International Airport
- Glasgow Airport
- Paderborn Airport
- Taoyuan International Airport
- Aalborg Airport
- Dijon Bourgogne Airport
- Magdeburg Cochstedt International Airport
- Düsseldorf International
- Ekaterinburg Koltsovo Airport
- Tallinn Airport
- Weeze Airport
- Coventry Airport
- EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg
- Greater Moncton International Airport
- Turin Airport
- Stewart Airport
- St. Johns Airport
- Münster/Osnabrück Airport
- Cuneo Airport
- Murcia Airport
- Trondheim Airport
- Norrköping Airport
- Aruba Airport
- London Oxford Airport
- Kelowna International Airport
- Trapani Airport
- Rotterdam The Hague Airport
- Madeira Airport
- Smaland Airport
- Sofia Airport
- Rome Fiumicino Leonardo Da Vinci Airport
- Geneva Airport
- Zurich Airport
- Groningen Airport
- Hyderabad Airport
- Łódź Władysław Reymont Airport
- London City Airport
- Milano Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport
- Montpellier Airport
- Edmonton Airport
- Nürnberg Airport
- Malmö Airport
- London Gatwick Airport
- Leipzig/Halle Airport
- Delhi Airport
- London Stansted Airport
- Marseille Provence Airport
- Kraków Airport
- Verona Airport
- Rzeszów Airport
- Bordeaux Airport
- Birmingham Airport
- Hamburg Airport
- Malta Airport
- Oslo Airport
- Copenhagen Airport
- Lyon Airport
- Brussels Airport
- Nice Airport
- Jacksonville Airport
- Zagreb Airport
- Athens Airport
- Amsterdam Airport
- Budapest Airport
- Ohrid Airport
- Skopje Airport
- Ljubljana Airport
- Dublin Airport
- Toronto Hamilton Airport
- Bergen Airport Flesland
- Faro Airport
- Pula Airport
- Helsinki-Vantaa Airport
- Maastricht Aachen Airport
- Cork Airport
- Airports of Montenegro
- Munich Airport
- Cologne Bonn Airport
- Dubrovnik Airport
- Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport
- Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport
- Porto Airport
- Zadar Airport
- Doncaster Sheffield Airport
- Lisbon Airport
- King Shaka Intl Airport (Dube Tradeport)
- Katowice Airport
- Monastir Airport
- Izmir Airport
- Ankara Airport
- Istanbul Atatürk Airport
- Tbilisi Airport
- Antalya Gazipasa International Airport
- Liverpool John Lennon Airport
- Durham Tees Valley Airport
- Billund Airport
- Jersey Airport
- Cancun Airport
- Oaxaca Airport
- Huatulco Airport
- Veracruz Airport
- Cozumel Airport
- Mérida Airport
- Allgäu Airport
- Bratislava Airport
- Poznan Airport
- Bahrain Airport
- Miami Airport
- Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen International Airport
- Moscow International Domodedovo Airport
- Halifax Stanfield International Airport
- Sønderborg Airport
- Lille Airport
- Pulkovo Airport
- Stuttgart Airport
- Warsaw Airport
- Angoulême Cognac Airport
- Prague Airport
- Cagliari Airport
- Shannon Airport
- Stavanger Airport
- Riga Airport
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7th July 2011
easyJet launches two new seasonal routes: Paris to Brindisi and Madrid to Menorca
easyJet now flies between Paris Orly and Brindisi in Italy’s Puglia region as well as from Madrid to Mahon on Menorca.
7th July 2011
Iberia launches new route between Madrid and Rabat
Iberia has launched a new air service between the capitals of Spain and Morocco, Madrid and Rabat.
6th July 2011
Air Europa launches new route from Madrid to Mexico City
Air Europa now flies to its second Mexican airport as the airline launched a new route between the capitals of Spain and Mexico; Madrid and Mexico City.
24th June 2011
New airline routes launched (14 – 20 June 2011)
A very busy week with 75 new routes starting in all corners of the world. But which Chinese airline launched its second trans-Pacific route? Which North American airline launched six transatlantic services? And which two airlines relaunched landmark services between Dubrovnik and Belgrade?
9th June 2011
New airline routes launched (31 May – 6 June 2011)
It has been a very busy week with an entire 86 new routes launched. We have all the analysis – and the cakes – of routes ranging from Emirates’ 26th destination in Europe to LOT Polish Airlines’ fourth Ukrainian route. But which European airline launched routes to both Asia and South America? And which US airline became the first to serve Iceland? Don’t forget to download the spreadsheet for a full overview.
2nd June 2011
New airline routes launched (24 – 30 May 2011)
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?
19th May 2011
New airline routes launched (10 – 16 May 2011)
The last week’s 41 new routes range from a US intra-state service of 360 kilometres to a major 13,800-kilometre intercontinental service. But which new low-cost airline launched operations in the last week? And which network carrier added two new transatlantic routes?
11th 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.
27th April 2011
New airline routes launched (19 – 25 April 2011)
Although ‘only’ 38 new routes launched in the last week, we have witnessed an unusually busy week for cakes. It seems Easter gave a sweet tooth for the world’s route launch celebrations. But which airline launched a new international route last week with its single aircraft?
21st April 2011
Ryanair launches 46 new routes in one week; Greek airports see the most launches
Half of this week’s new routes were launched by the low-cost carrier Ryanair, which among others added routes to Kos, Rhodes and Thessaloniki in Greece.
