6th July 2011
Air China adds Seoul Gimpo route from Beijing in addition to Incheon flights
Air China now flies to both of the South Korean capital’s airports, also serving Seoul Gimpo from Beijing.
- (NEW) Bristol Airport
- (NEW) Buffalo Niagara International Airport
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- (NEW) Prince Mohammad Bin Abdulaziz International Airport
- (NEW) Novosibirsk Tolmachevo International Airport
- (NEW) City Airport Bremen
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- Bournemouth Airport
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- Mike: Actually, Randy Tinseth estimated 635-645 aircraft with “>60 787s being forecast” for delivery....
- Abhijith: Hi Guys, some minor corrections:- EY’s A319s seat 106 not 110 passengers and EY’s A320s seat...
- Mike: Likely the Boeing deliveries are low due to the 787 issues. However, the deliveries are now beginning and the...
- Pavan: Minor nitpick: Southwest has been adding 7 seats to their -700′s, for a total of 144 seats. That may...
- Rajiv: great initiative apart from the above proposals, I would also recommend that air Asia can consideR operations...
6th July 2011
Hainan Airlines adds routes to Busan in Korea and Chita in Russia
Hainan Airlines launched new routes from Beijing to Busan in South Korea and from Manzhouli to Chita in Russia.
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.
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?
6th April 2011
China’s airports handled 564 million passengers in 2010
The world’s second biggest air travel market grew by a phenomenal 16% last year. But how fast did China’s leading airports grow and which are their nearest European equivalents? How fast are the leading airports growing this summer and which airport is actually likely to see fewer passengers and why? Who is planning new international routes to China this summer?
31st March 2011
New airline routes launched (22-28 March 2011)
The summer season has started with a bang! Although only two days of the new season make it into our report of the latest new routes, we report on an entire 160 new routes. Accompanying the analysis is a downloadable spreadsheet, pictures of 11 gorgeous cakes and a long list of more amazing photos from launch celebrations.
22nd December 2010
New airline routes launched (14 – 20 December)
Ahead of Christmas, we have seen 83 new routes launch! You might have thought that route launch celebrations would be more low-key as Christmas celebrations take over, but we dare almost say it has been the contrary. We have fantastic photos from route launches all across the world!
8th December 2010
New airline routes launched
(30 November – 6 December)
An entire 54 new routes launched in the last week! Basel, Delhi and Rome Fiumicino saw the most new routes, but we have a full report from all over the world. And most importantly, lots of great pictures to go with it!
8th December 2010
Manila airport now just outside World Top 50; Cebu Pacific driving growth in domestic market
Ranked #51 by ACI last year Manila airport is dominated by two local carriers. But which are the leading country markets. And which non-Asian carriers serve the capital of the Philippines? Which new services have launched in the last four months?
1st December 2010
New airline routes launched (22-29 November)
A dozen dynamic new routes this week involving not only big airports like Beijing, Doha, Dubai, London Heathrow and Seoul Incheon, but also less well-known airports such as Abha, Arvidsjaur, Sulaimaniyah and Tangshan. We have our usual array of photos celebrating proceedings.
