Articles Tagged ‘NRT’
Dubai to Heathrow now world’s top international market
Dubai to Heathrow now #1 by seats – it wasn’t even in the top-10 last winter. There has been huge change, with nine of the top-10 now different.
Route launches in late 2020 and until 5 January
SKY Airline begins Lima to Cancun, Silver Airways starts Tampa to Jacksonville, SkyUp launches Kyiv to Mattala, and more.
Aeromexico had 88% seat factor to Tokyo Narita; daily again from 2 March
As Aeromexico set to resume MEX to Tokyo Narita, we explore this market. Only 20% of traffic was local, with 77% connecting over Mexico’s capital.
All Nippon returns to Brussels after nine-month absence
All Nippon returned to Brussels on 17 December from Tokyo Narita. The route was Brussels’ second-thickest by non-stop seats in 2019, so its resumption was significant.
Routes Reconnected: Melbourne is curfew-free and 24/7, crucial for its surging freight demand
Melbourne is Australia’s second-busiest international freight hub, with Japan Airlines carrying over 30 tonnes of asparagus daily on each of its flights.
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!
Delhi’s top-20 international routes had 7.5 million P2P passengers in 2019
With Air India announcing Delhi – Vancouver and United starting Chicago, we explore Delhi’s top-20 international routes last year. Where features?
Hanoi’s top-20 international routes had 7 million passengers in 2019, up 7% YOY
We look at traffic + fares across Hanoi’s top-20 international routes. Seoul #1, but Tokyo Narita grew by 40% from a 25% fare fall from VietJet’s entry.
Malaysia Airlines’ Tokyo grown well; we explore Tokyo connectivity over KUL
Last year was Malaysia Airlines’ best ever to Northeast Asia. Japan grew well, so we look at connectivity over KUL. Leisure and VFR markets key.
Lufthansa’s Sao Paulo – Frankfurt; seat load factor of ~88%, but to where do they connect?
We explore the carrier’s Sao Paulo – Frankfurt service, which had ~233,000 passengers last year and nearly 60% connecting. Nagoya #1 O&D.
United Airlines’ website suggests 89 long-haul routes will restart from May
May is an important period for United Airlines’ long-haul operations, according to its booking engine. We look at what’s expected (which could change!).
VietJet up 10 million seats in 2 years; now goes west to Delhi
VietJet doubled in size since 2015 and added 10 million seats since 2017. It’s now focused on longer routes, with Delhi launched this week.