Articles Tagged ‘Ryanair’
Ryanair launches Kiev flights; we look at the Germany – Ukraine market
Ryanair on 20 October launched twice-weekly flights from Dusseldorf Weeze to Kiev Borispol. anna.aero’s Assistant Editor, James Davis, looks at average fares to see how the LCC is expected to perform against rivals.
Armenia becomes Ryanair’s 40th country served
Ryanair is to serve Armenia, its 40th country, with four routes. Will Armenia be the next Georgia for LCCs?
A KUT above the rest? Wizz Air’s Kutaisi’s routes are based on indirect passengers from Tbilisi
Kutaisi is the LCC airport for the whole of Georgia. By S20, Wizz Air alone will have 41 routes from it. 80% of passengers using Kutaisi come from Tbilisi, so Ryanair’s coming entry into Kutaisi and Tbilisi is interesting. Despite Kutaisi’s strong growth, gaps remain.
New airline routes launched (2 September – 9 September 2019)
In this weeks edition of new routes launched this week, a total of four new routes were launched including Air Antwerp’s commencement of operations between Antwerp and London City Airport.
KRK-ing development: why Krakow-Luton has gone from zero to three airlines
London-Krakow has grown significantly in the past year from three airlines following each other in launching Luton. As a result, city-pair capacity has almost doubled – with more coming. Who, if any, will blink first?
Finnair celebrates 50 Years of New York-Newark to Helsinki route
In this week’s Network Planning Community News, Finnair celebrates 50 years of its New York Newark-Helsinki route, United launches a connection into Canada, La Compagnie replaces B757s with A321neo and SunExpress launches 6 additional routes out of Düsseldorf.
Wizz Air flies 200 millionth passenger, but over 100 million have been transported since 2015; Q1 2019 traffic up 11%, load factor 2.0%
Wizz Air recently passed the milestone of carrying its 200 millionth passenger and 15 years of operation since its first flight in 2004. anna.aero looks at how the carrier has transformed in recent years, including its ever improving load factor, and which leading airports are seeing the fruits of the carrier’s success in 2019.
Ryanair celebrates 25 years at Manchester; from daily Dublin, to becoming airport’s top airline with 12 based aircraft and 64 routes in S19
Ryanair has recently celebrated its 25-year anniversary of serving Manchester, where in 2018 the carrier offered 5.42 million two-way seats. anna.aero looks at how the carrier has expanded from the airport in recent years, going from two stationed aircraft in W11/12 when the base opened, to 12 units this summer.
Europe claims latest victory in Arch of Triumph competition
In this week’s Arch of Triumph competition, eight airports from across Europe and North America compete to be crowned the latest weekly victor in this competition. Take a look to see which European airport has helped keep the momentum alive for the continent which is still the reigning champion.
Ryanair expands route network including first service to Bodrum
Ryanair opens nine new routes, including its first to Bodrum – second destination in Turkey after Dalaman.
anna.aero joins LOT Polish Airlines, Lithuanian Airports and London City to celebrate carrier’s new link from Vilnius at The Shard
anna.aero joined Lithuanian Airports, London City Airport and LOT Polish Airlines at The Shard on Thursday 25 April to toast the carrier’s soon-to-launch route between the UK airport and Vilnius. With UK-Lithuania traffic growing 13% in 2018, the route comes at a time when demand between the countries is at an all-time high.