Articles Tagged ‘GNB’
Route launches (30 July – 6 August)
Ryanair begins two new routes from Prague; Air Dolomiti launches Verona – Düsseldorf; Wizz Air jets into Mykonos from Budapest; and more.
Ryanair begins Porto – Grenoble, its 16th French airport from Porto
Ryanair began Porto – Grenoble on 3 August, one of 16 French airports served from the Portuguese city.
Wizz Air gets going on 16 new routes
Wizz Air adds a further 16 routes to its network, including multiple links from Chisinau and Debrecen.
easyJet is averaging 60 daily departures more than the second largest airline at Europe’s leading ski airports; Salzburg’s the most peaky
With the ski season in Europe now well and truly under way, anna.aero has decided to investigate the operations at the continent’s leading ski airports to see which are the busiest days of operation for carriers, and to establish which airlines dominate the mountainous regions of Europe at this time of year.
Cologne Bonn-Belgrade is “Skyscanner Unserved Route of the Week” with over 20,000 searches; Eurowings’ 11th CEE route??
Skyscanner’s Travel Insight software has shown that in the last 12 months over 20,000 potential travellers searched on the leading flight comparison site for flights between Cologne Bonn and Belgrade ‒ but the route is unserved!? Eurowings flies to 10 destinations in Central and Eastern Europe from the German airport, but the Serbian capital is presently […]
Wizz Air gets going on its second and third Grenoble services
Wizz Air begins weekly flights to the French airport from Gdansk and Vilnius.
Gdansk on course to hit four million passenger mark; Amsterdam is largest unserved market; Wizz Air-Ryanair domination starts to show
Since the turn of the millennium, Gdansk has witnessed rapid growth, and from handling fewer than 600,000 passengers in 2000, it is on course to welcome four million this year. We take a closer look at the airport with regards to carrier development and route changes, as well as delving into new route opportunities from […]
easyJet enters four new ski routes
easyJet adds new routes into the ski resorts of Lyon, Grenoble and Friedrichshafen.
Norwegian grows by 16% in 2014; Oslo Gardermoen accounts for 21% of weekly departures
Founded on 22 January 1993 to take over the regional airline Braathens in western Norway, Norwegian has expanded considerably, becoming the third largest low-cost carrier in Europe (after Ryanair and easyJet). As the LCC is currently serving a total of 84 airports in 31 countries, anna.aero looks at Norwegian’s recent developments.
British Airways begins festive trio of routes from London Gatwick
British Airways starts two new ski services to Grenoble and Friedrichshafen, as well as a winter sun route to Fuerteventura from Gatwick.
Europeans prepare to hit the slopes this winter; easyJet #1 carrier for passengers heading for the Alps
Airports around the Alps are preparing for a busy period in the next few weeks. We reveal which airports will see the biggest change to their schedules and which new services will be started. Plus, which are the busiest airlines on the first Saturday in January across eight key airports.