Articles Tagged ‘LPL’
Vote for the best of 19 Fire Truck Water Arches; W15/16 Launches Part I
Litres of hard work and gallons of perspiration goes into a route launch – especially the Fire Truck Water Arch – which sees an unprecedented union between an airport’s operations and marketing departments. Make sure all of your airport’s endeavours are crowned with an Arch of Triumph certificate – get voting now!!
Flybe returns to the Southampton-Düsseldorf sector
Flybe starts three new services from three different UK bases – including a relaunch on a route last served in 2013.
Aer Lingus lands in Liverpool and Berlin Tegel
Aer Lingus links the German capital and the home of The Beatles with Dublin with multiple daily flights.
Liverpool loves its latest award – the Arch of Triumph certificate
Getting a new route up and running gives an airport a special kind of buzz. Winning the Arch of Triumph competition is the icing on that celebratory cake – as it was at Liverpool. Find out who joins them on the leader board with the ultimate feel-good factor this week from the ten contending global […]
Double celebrations from two Arch of Triumph winners
It’s a busy week – not only do we have pictures of Arch of Triumph winning airports from far-flung places like Suriname and Australia, but we have 10 FTWA entries from nine different countries. You may need to ‘calm down, calm down’ when you find out this week’s winner.
Flybe takes on easyJet between Liverpool and Amsterdam
Flybe hopes its 19 times weekly service on the city pair will be enough to combat incumbent easyJet.
Ryanair becomes Poland’s #1 carrier; UK biggest market
Ryanair’s capacity growth of 19% over the past 12 months has resulted in the ULCC becoming the nation’s largest airline. In S15, Poland’s overall seat capacity is up 11% compared to S14, with Iceland recording the largest increase of 58%, while Egypt recorded a decline of -199%. anna.aero looks further into the capacity distribution of […]
Passenger growth slows in Lithuania; Ryanair still #1 carrier
In 2014, over 3.8 million passengers passed through the three commercial airports of Lithuania, a record for the country, yet it also witnessed one of the slowest growth rates of recent years. anna.aero investigates why growth has slowed down in Lithuania, and looks to see how the airline network has changed over the past 12 […]
Taiwanese airport takes weekly title; Asia narrows gap on Europe
With back-to-back wins, Asia’s airports have considerably narrowed the gap between themselves and the inter-regional league leaders Europe, with just two wins now separating the top two. Find out which Asian airport has done the business this week from the 10 competitors.
Czech Airlines adds four new destinations
Czech Airlines launches services from Prague to Liverpool and Edinburgh, with services to the latter operating via Lodz in Poland – carrier also launches services to Rzeszow from the Scottish capital.
Regional connectivity in France, Germany and the UK revisited; winners and losers between 2009 and 2015 revealed
We take another look at how well connected the biggest regional airports in three major European markets are to major cities across Europe. We reveal which routes have been gained (plenty) and which have been lost (a few).
Wizz Air expands at Riga and Vilnius
Wizz Air now links Riga to Liverpool, Lübeck and Stavanger, as well as Vilnius to Belfast International, Frankfurt Hahn and Malmö using its A320s.