Articles Tagged ‘MFM’
Starlux Airlines commences operations
Starlux Airlines, Taiwan’s newest carrier, starts operations on three routes with ambitious plans for global expansion.
It’s a hat-trick of victories for Asian airports in the 2019 Arch of Triumph competition
The 2019 Arch of Triumph competition has entered its third week and it’s a hat-trick of wins for Asian airports! This is the first week of the 2019 competition in which the anna.aero judges have received entries from Europe and North America, but it wasn’t enough to stop another Asian airport taking home the crown.
Philippines AirAsia introduces second link to Macau
Philippines AirAsia launches flights from Cebu to Macau, joining existing service from Manila.
AirAsia grew by 23% from Kota Kinabalu in 2018 and added two international links; operates a 20-destination network from the airport
Kota Kinabalu is AirAsia’s second largest base regarding annual capacity, having offered 5.73 million two-way seats from the airport in 2018. Jonathan Ford looks at the LCC’s development from the Malaysian airport over the past couple of years, including the expansion of international markets in North Asia.
A WOW-ing water salute climbs into the Arch of Triumph 2018 top 10
Five airports across three continents have sent in six FTWAs to anna.aero this week, with the collective gaining an average score of 31.8 out of 40. The calibre of this week’s entries was so high, that even if second place had won, they too would have smashed straight into the top 10! Check out who […]
AirAsia adds new routes to Macau and Vietnam at start of W18/19
AirAsia introduces services from Kota Kinabalu to Macau and from Kuala Lumpur to Phu Quoc.
EVA Air eases past 12 million passenger mark in 2017, Hong Kong tops route table, Japan is leading country market
EVA Air welcomed 12.13 million passengers across its network in 2017, representing a healthy 7.9% increase on the previous year. Nick Preston looks at how the Taiwanese carrier’s network has developed in recent years and identifies its leading airports, routes and country markets.
Spring Airlines doubles capacity over past five years; Shanghai airports dominate route network, Thailand is leading international market
There were more than 18.5 million two-way seats available on Spring Airlines’ services in 2017. The Chinese LCC has experienced rapid growth over the past 10 years, during which time it introduced its first international destinations. We take a look at the Asian airline’s fast developing network, including its largest airports and routes.
