Articles Tagged ‘Dhaka’
Air Arabia 60 routes across 26 countries from Sharjah this summer
We explore Air Arabia’s Sharjah network, with many changes over pre-coronavirus S19. The carrier’s longest route, to Kuala Lumpur, will use A321neos.
Tokyo’s top unserved routes; Barcelona largest, but not by fare
Tokyo has 18 unserved routes with 40,000+ passengers. We examine them – which is strong by fare per kilometre? Vote to say which you think will happen!
Latest route launches (30 September – 7 October)
United Express begins two routes, Aer Lingus Regional’s final pieces of its Belfast City puzzle, Jazeera Airways becomes the only carrier to Dhaka, + more.
Jazeera Airways launches Kuwait – Dhaka
Jazeera Airways began Kuwait – Dhaka on 1 October. It is presently the only operator on the airport-pair, which had a 14-weekly offering this time in 2019.
British Airways to Islamabad and Lahore – is Dhaka next?
British Airways serves Islamabad with Lahore coming soon. Will Dhaka be next? It has good yield, strong local traffic, and Biman with a one-stop offering.
Air Arabia Abu Dhabi announces Dhaka and Kabul; network strategy with Etihad clearer
With Air Arabia’s third + fourth routes from the UAE capital revealed, we look at its network strategy with Etihad and what routes could be next.
Dhaka adds new routes; top-15 unserved routes analysed
We look at Dhaka’s new routes, including Beijing, and analyse its top-15 unserved markets, with Tokyo, Shanghai, and Seoul especially strong.
Re-born at Ras Al Khaimah; two routes already operating, RAK Airways Bangladesh and Egypt routes start this month
The UAE has another airline but what makes this one unusual? Which routes has it already started and which ones will soon be added? And what’s unusual about the airline’s current schedule? Who else flies to Ras Al Khaimah and since when?
Bangladesh’s main airport and airline begin 2010 with new name and look; Biman Bangladesh starts fleet upgrade with first 777
Biman Bangladesh got its new corporate look in February and had lost it by the end of March when the prime minister changed his mind. At the same time, the capital’s airport also has a new name – and has kept it. New aircraft arriving with both the national carrier and the independents are improving […]