Articles Tagged ‘CBG’

5 Oct 2015

CityJet rebrands and enters agreement with SAS to acquire Blue1; welcomes Cork to network

In September, CityJet unveiled its new brand to the world in Dublin, while at the same time announcing that it is finalising an agreement for 15 under-100-seat aircraft. anna.aero looks into the route development that the airline has seen over the past few years, and establishes the possible aircraft that CityJet could be considering to […]

4 Mar 2015

SUN-AIR jets off from Gothenburg to Cambridge

SUN-AIR starts new route from Gothenburg to Cambridge with eight weekly flights, using its Dornier 328 jets.

4 Mar 2015

Delhi’s fire crew show off their winner’s certificate; South America wins as Europe’s drought continues

Delhi Airport’s fire crew show-off their winner’s certificate for the beautiful FTWA crafted recently for the launch of Transaero Airlines’ service from Moscow Vnukovo. Will the Indian hub’s stance at the top of the leader board be challenged by this week’s five offerings?

21 May 2014

Etihad Regional connects Cambridge with Verona

Etihad Regional kick’s off its Verona operations with Cambridge link, Zurich and Geneva to follow next month.

21 May 2014

Cambridge Airport shows off its Arch of Triumph certificate and chases back-to-back wins

Cambridge Airport won last week’s ‘Arch of Triumph’ for its new service to Amsterdam, and it, along with five other airports from around the world, battle it out for this week’s award too. Find out inside if the UK regional airport can become only the second airport ever (following Tampa’s example) to celebrate back-to-back wins.

14 May 2014

CityJet commences Cambridge connections

CityJet picks-up the Cambridge network gap to Amsterdam left by Etihad Regional, as well as debuting Dublin.

14 May 2014

Cambridge Airport wrestles victory as judges split in “Toblerone and Pyramid” debate

Dresden displays its winning certificate from last week’s competition. Cambridge Airport wins this week, having sparked a heated debate in the anna.aero office in which our last remaining pieces of whole furniture where thrown about and broken.

5 Sep 2013

Darwin Airline – ‘the Origins of a Network’ continues to evolve with new Cambridge and Leipzig bases

Darwin is no longer merely associated with famous English naturalists (who studied at Cambridge University) or that place right in the north of Australia, it is also a fast-expanding, Swiss-based regional airline that has grown by 165% in the last 12 months.