Network Planning Community News
Air France and Bengaluru Christmas surprise for their passengers; AirAsia promotes women’s tennis
In this week’s portion of Network Planning Community News, anna.aero reports on the latest happenings from India and Malaysia.
Condor’s great wedding; Finnair, Wizz Air help Santa; more stories from St Petersburg, Moscow Sheremetyevo, Friedrichshafen, Chengdu, Christchurch
In this week’s portion of Network Planning Community News, anna.aero reports from Friedrichshafen where the anna.aero Cake of the Week Certificate has been spotted together with the man behind the great creation. But we also have news from St Petersburg, Moscow Sheremetyevo, Leeds/Bradford, Chengdu, Christchurch and many more.
Ryanair brings the 100 thousandth passenger to Lourdes; easyJet and Newquay Airport ink a deal
In this week’s portion of Network Planning Community News, anna.aero reports from Lourdes, where Ryanair just established another milestone, as well as from Newquay in Cornwall, which saw a major announcement from another low-cost carrier, easyJet.
Novosibirsk and Brussels Charleroi award passengers; Ukraine International celebrates in Amsterdam; Wizz Air signs a deal with Peel Airports
In this week’s Network Planning Community News we report from Novosibirsk and Brussels Charleroi, which both reached significant landmarks, as well as from Amsterdam Schiphol, and two airports in the UK.
Movember at WestJet; Wizz Air carries 50 million passengers in eight years; Tiger Airways Australia turns five; Vilnius Airport welcomes its two millionth passenger; SCAT Air arrives in Kiev Boryspil
In this week’s portion of community news, we report from Vilnius, Warsaw Modlin, Kiev and sunny Australia. But most importantly, we showcase the spectacular moustache-growing effort from WestJet’s Chris Avery.
LOT Polish takes Europe’s first Dreamliner; Xiamen Airlines joins SkyTeam; Aeroflot and Moscow Sheremetyevo best in Russia; Wizz Air carries nine million at Katowice
This week, we report from Moscow where Aeroflot and Moscow Sheremetyevo were named best airline and airport in Russia, but by whom? Which year did Wizz Air set up its base in Katowice? And which airline is now Europe’s first to fly the 787?
Birmingham throws a party at Warwick Castle in celebration of Newark services
This week, we report from Warwick Castle in the UK where Birmingham Airport threw a party to celebrate 15 years of Newark services from United. But which celebrity chef entertained the guests?
Aeroflot’s welcome to Miami; Eindhoven bakes cake for Wizz Air; 200,000 Lufthansa passengers at Moscow Vnukovo
91 routes were launched this week around the world, but there were other celebrations as well, including the opening of new taxiway in Brisbane. But which airline’s route launch cake from last week has now reached us? And services from which German airports generated 200,000 passengers on Lufthansa to Moscow Vnukovo?
Volotea announces new base in Bordeaux; Jetstar carries 100-millionth passenger; Alitalia and KLM enjoy cakes in Kiev
125 new routes may have been launched worldwide in the last week, but airlines and airports were keen to celebrate other landmarks as well! Gambia Bird launched last week, but which other West African airline is readying up for the big launch? What made Kiev Boryspil bake two spectacular cakes? And what were the prizes in Jetstar’s great celebration?
Nantes reaches 3 million passengers earlier than ever; Ural Airlines touches down in Budapest
Nantes in western France has welcomed three million passengers in a year before, but what is different this year? And just how many cakes did Budapest Airport bake to welcome Ural Airlines from Ekaterinburg?
Tiger Airways Australia reaches 9 million passengers; Warsaw Modlin celebrates 500,000th passenger
Since Tiger Airways launched Australian domestic operations in 2007, the low-cost airline has transported 9 million passengers, while newly opened Warsaw Modlin Airport already reached half a million passengers in only three months.
Thai AirAsia moves Bangkok airports; Emirates’ A380 arrives in Melbourne; cake baked in Kake
Europe’s biggest airline went to the high street last week with its first pop-up shop, while another budget carrier, Thai AirAsia managed a smooth transfer of its Bangkok operation. But which airline is the first to bring A380 services to Melbourne?