Articles Tagged ‘FMM’
Ryanair begins Israel operations
Ryanair launches three new routes to Eilat Ovda from Budapest, Kaunas and Krakow – launches seven more routes as well.
InterSky grounding sees end of 10 routes between Austrian, German and Swiss airports
InterSky has ceased operations. We look at where the airline flew during the summer months and the airline’s planned schedule for this winter. A total of 10 routes within Austria, Germany and Switzerland are now up for grabs.
Istanbul Atatürk, Dallas Love Field and Osaka Kansai welcome winter network growth; Turkish Airlines, Southwest and Ryanair driving airport expansion
Part two of our global analysis of the start of the W15/16 season looks at which airports have seen the biggest net gain in new routes since last winter. We reveal the leading airports in Asia, Europe and North America.
Lufthansa and airberlin under growing pressure as German market growth picks up; Ryanair and Emirates both growing fast
The German market looks set for an interesting 2016. We look at how the market has evolved over the last 25 years, which airports are having a good 2015, which are the leading country markets and which airlines are growing.
A new leader at the top of the 2015 Arch of Triumph competition
It’s taken 10 weeks, but finally Faisalabad has been ousted from the #1 spot on the 2015 Arch of Triumph leader board. Has the Australian airport pictured here celebrating its first Chinese service done enough to reach the competition summit? It’s one of seven global airports taking up the challenge this week.
InterSky returns to Cologne Bonn market after five-year gap
InterSky re-starts flights between Friedrichshafen and Memmingen and Cologne Bonn after a near five-year hiatus.
Wizz Air welcomed on four new sectors
Wizz Air commences services on four routes that will not face competition – introduces Birmingham to its expanding network.
Wizz Air welcomes five new routes from Sofia
Wizz Air adds Bari, Cologne Bonn, Geneva, Memmingen and Naples from Bulgaria.
Hong Kong happily displays winning Arch of Triumph certificate
Not only did Hong Kong Airport win the last Arch of Triumph weekly battle, but its score of 36.7 saw it swoop into joint second place overall with Portland in the 2015 competition. Meanwhile, 27 (yes that’s 27) airports from across the world are aiming to topple Hong Kong from that spot this week.
Wizz Air welcomes 16 new routes
Wizz Air has launched 16 new routes, including its first routes from Aberdeen, Billund, Bristol, Friedrichshafen, Nis and Reykjavik/Keflavik.
Portland’s near-perfect Icelandair Leaping Dolphin steals pole from Birmingham
There were eight fire truck salute entries for the anna.aero “Arch of Triumph” in this week’s competition with Portland’s win closely followed by stunning performances by Memmingen and Newcastle.
SunExpress lands in Memmingen
SunExpress launches service between Antalya, Turkey and Memmingen, Germany.