Articles Tagged ‘Qatar Airways’
Latest new routes and openings (5 – 11 November)
American Airlines begins Appleton – Chicago, Condor jets off to Varadero from Dusseldorf, Qatar Airways launches Berlin Brandenburg, and more.
Pakistan’s international seats +68% since 2010; domestic seats/population lower than Bangladesh
Pakistan is an enormous country and could be a future aviation paradise. We see what’s been happening, noting that it is very underexploited domestically.
Route launches (18 July – 29 July)
Qatar Airways begins Cebu, its fourth Philippine destination; Corendon Airlines launches Basel – Izmir, Alliance soaks up in the sun in Sunny Coast; and more.
Qatar Airways starts Cebu, its fourth destination in the Philippines
Qatar Airways launched Doha – Cebu on 24 July. The carrier’s Philippine seats almost reached one million last year.
Qatar Airways restarts Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen; Kuwait #1 connecting destination
Qatar Airways restarted Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen on 25 July; the carrier had 485,000 seats to/from the airport last year.
Qatar Airways to serve Toronto; we analyse connections and look at MEB3 to North America
Qatar Airways’ new Toronto route will have 33 two-way connections, a market of 1.8 million, helping to push the carrier from #4 for MEB3 + Turkish seats to Canada.
Consultants’ Corner: Four questions every airline CEO should answer now
With a new supply & demand context from COVID-19, consultant Sylvain Bosc, former SVP at Qatar Airways, tables questions every airline CEO should answer.
Qatar Airways launches Brisbane to repatriate passengers
This is key for passengers while ensuring freight continues. In 2019, 745,000 flew from Brisbane to Europe, with the few means of reach home now.
Qatar Airways’ Doha hub analysed; three waves & 471 movements today
We analyse Qatar Airways’ Doha hub by its wave structure and destinations as the carrier approaches 50 million seats – which it should exceed this year.
Qatar Airways announce eight destinations, a target of 3.3m passengers
Qatar Airways announce new routes to Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Africa, with continued focus on thinner, seasonal destinations – including Siem Reap.
Qantas chooses A350 for Project Sunrise flights from 2023
Qantas has provisionally chosen the A350-1000 for Project Sunrise flights. Other than Sydney-London/New York, what other new non-stop routes are possible?
Seriously ‘hot’ competition at Budapest Airport-anna.aero Runway Run
Even temperatures close to 40C couldn’t thwart the enthusiasm of 1,100 runners on Budapest Airport’s runway last Saturday for the annual air transport industry’s 10km charity race.