Articles Tagged ‘AGP’
Ryanair opens its 86th European base
Ryanair commences services from its 11th German base – Düsseldorf.
Tampere Aviation Forum – a discussion on the challenges and development of regional airports due to intensifying competition
Last week, anna.aero’s Assistant Editor Jonathan Ford travelled to Finland for the Tampere Aviation Forum, an event hosted by Business Tampere. Take a closer look at the day’s events which included presentations from a number of parties discussing the challenges for regional airports as competition continues to grow.
Seville-Vienna is “Skyscanner Unserved Route of the Week” with 60,000 searches; Vueling’s fourth route to Vienna??
In the past 12 months, Skyscanner’s Travel Insight software has shown that nearly 60,000 potential travellers searched on the leading flight comparison site for flights between Seville and Vienna ‒ but the city pair is unserved!? Vueling and Eurowings would seem the most likely choices of operating carrier, but who will make the jump to serve […]
Europe’s airports close in on 100 FTWAs in 2018
10 airports do battle for Week 19 Arch of Triumph glory, with entries from Asia, North America, Africa and Europe. The latter region remains the dominant force in the competition, but the scrap for second place is heating up – anyone got any water?
Primera Air opens Birmingham base ahead of transatlantic debut
Primera Air opens daily connections from Birmingham to Palma de Mallorca and Malaga.
TUI Airways commences nine new UK routes
TUI Airways starts flights from seven different UK airports.
London Southend bounces back with 25% growth in 2017; two new carriers announced; Dublin and Amsterdam are top destinations
London Southend has been rejuvenated under the stewardship of Stobart Group, and handled 1.09 million passengers last year, an impressive 25% increase on the figures of 2016. With the airport set to welcome two new carriers in 2018, Nick Preston looks at its recent network trends and upcoming route launches.
Bratislava gains Georgian Airways Cake of the Week public vote victory
In this week’s Network Planning Community News, Flybe celebrates one-year anniversary at London Heathrow and Wizz Air announces its latest route from Bucharest to Kutaisi. More news also from Air Malta at Malaga, Georgian Airways at Barcelona, Flybe at London Southend, Braathens Regional Airlines at Berlin Tegel and Hainan Airlines at Vienna.
Eindhoven meets five million passenger milestone in 2017; Ryanair is largest carrier, Spain tops destination leaderboard
Eindhoven Airport handled 5.65 million passengers in 2017, 19% up on the previous year. If the recent rate of growth continues, the Dutch facility will pass the 6.0 million passenger mark in 2018. Nick Preston takes a look at Eindhoven’s recent network trends including its top airlines and routes.
Vote for the best Cake of the Week – 34 yummy treats from S18 Part II
With over 2,500 votes cast, it was far from being a close-run thing, as a well-promoted Bratislava Airport campaign saw off all challengers to win Part I of anna.aero’s legendary Cake of the Week public vote. It’s your chance to vote for your favourite baked treat – including this offering from Riga ‒ here in […]
Wizz Air stations second aircraft in Wroclaw
Wizz Air opens five routes from Wroclaw with second-based unit – five other routes also added to network.
airBaltic takes flight on new services from Riga and Tallinn
airBaltic links Riga to Gdansk, Lisbon and Malaga, while Tallinn is connected to London Gatwick.