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Wednesday, 7 September 2011
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Bahrain Air to Return to Kathmandu
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Middle Eastern carrier Bahrain Air has confirmed that it will resume flights between Bahrain and the Nepalese capital Kathmandu later this...
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
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Air Arabia to Offer Flights to Yanbu
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United Arab Emirates (UAE) low-cost carrier Air Arabia is to further expand its network coverage in Saudi Arabia with a new three times weekly...
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Thai Airways to use 777 to Munich
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Thai Airways International is to introduce a Boeing 777-300ER on its daily link between Bangkok and Munich from December 1. The Asian...
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Flybe has Bright Prospects for Dutch-Highland Link
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UK low-fare carrier Flybe yesterday (September 5) launched flights between Inverness and Amsterdam, marking the resumption of a regular service to...
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Delta Air Lines Returns to Fukuoka
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US carrier Delta Air Lines is to resume flights to the Japanese city of Fukuoka following a ten year hiatus. The airline is to add a...
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Hawaiian Airlines Offers New Oakland International Link
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Hawaiian Airlines is to launch year-round services between Maui’s Kahului Airport and Oakland International from January 12, 2012 adding to...
Monday, 5 September 2011
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Strategic Moves to Air Australia Brand
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As anticipated, Strategic Airlines has announced that it will reposition its brand in the market as it prepares to launch long-haul flights before...
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Ryanair Hits the Back of the Net With New Manchester Flights
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Irish budget carrier Ryanair has witnessed “greater than anticipated” sales for the new flights it will introduce from Manchester...
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Estonian Air to Offer Flights to Jyväskylä
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Estonian Air will introduce the first international scheduled link into Jyväskylä, the capital of Central Finland and the largest city...
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China Southern Launches Vancouver Cargo Link
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China Southern Airlines inaugurated a new freighter service between Shanghai and Vancouver on Thursday (September 1), the only direct freighter...
Friday, 2 September 2011
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China Airlines to Provide Nanchang Connection
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Taiwanese carrier China Airlines is to significantly boost capacity on the Taipei – Nanchang route when it inaugurates a twice weekly...
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Darwin Airlines Cuts Foggia Flights
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Independent Swiss regional carrier Darwin Airlines is to suspend its three routes from Foggia this winter leaving the Italian city’s small...
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Aeroméxico to Maintain Brownsville Link Following Successful Trial
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Aeroméxico is to continue offering flights between Monterrey and Brownsville/South Padre Island International Airport in Cameron County,...
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Lao Airlines’ Step Into the Jet Age Facilitates Network Growth
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Lao Airlines is to add two Airbus A320s to its fleet enabling it to launch new services to Guangzhou and Singapore and to upgrade many of its...
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Kingfisher Flies to Sri Lanka from India
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Indian carrier Kingfisher Airlines is to launch three additional flights to Sri Lanka from October 1, supplementing its existing daily link to...
Thursday, 1 September 2011
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Emirates to Offer Daily Service to Tokyo Narita
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Emirates Airline is to increase its Dubai – Tokyo Narita link from a five times weekly to a daily schedule from November 1. The...
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SpiceJet Expands Network with Q400 Arrival
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Indian carrier SpiceJet is set to introduce flights to an additional eleven destinations from late September or early October as it launches...
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Air France Switches Milan Flights
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Air France is to focus its strategy in the Italian city of Milan on just the one airport having recently offered flights to both Linate and...
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WORLD ROUTES 2011: World Routes Awards Nominees Announced!
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The World Routes Airport Marketing Awards, sponsored by OAG, continue to evolve and further strengthen their position as the most prestigious...
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WORLD ROUTES 2011: Latest Event News
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With just one month to go until World Routes in Berlin registrations for the event don’t seem to be slowing down. Here are a few of...