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Monday, 25 September 2017
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Vancouver International Airport wins World Routes 2017 Marketing Awards
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Vancouver International Airport was announced the overall winner of the World Routes 2017 Marketing Awards at a ceremony this evening (25...
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Hamburg spells out its long-haul message
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With most white spots in Europe filled, Hamburg Airport has its sights on more long-haul traffic.
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London calling for Glasgow Prestwick
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Glasgow Prestwick confident about Ayrshire-London route potential.
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Vancouver's sustainable gateway ambitions
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Vancouver's vision is to build a sustainable gateway between Asia and the Americas, two regions with the fastest growth rates forecast over the...
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Med cruise industry should exploit the Chinese market
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Clever targeting of Chinese tourists could turn the Mediterranean cruise market into a year-round proposition.
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Ignore digital at your peril, airlines told
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Airlines will get left behind if they fail to innovate.
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HNA Airport Group sets out ambitious Hainan strategy at World Routes
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Growth on the agenda as airports and government seek to make the Hainan province a global leisure destination.
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Luxury travel 'doing more environmental damage than mass tourism'
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The Travel Foundation's Ben Lynam has claimed that luxury travel damaging the environment more than mass tourism.
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Latin American airlines and airports 'must work together' to overcome challenges
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Airports and airlines in Latin America can overcome issues surrounding infrastructure constraints and market consolidation if they work together,...
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'Cooperation to help ease India's capacity constraints'
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Many of India’s major airports are operating at full capacity, but Raj Andrade from Bangalore International Airport says better discussion between...
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Dreamliners a "major step" forward for WestJet
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Lee Lipton, director network and schedule planning at WestJet, speaks to Routesonline about the Canadian carrier's participation at World Routes...
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Walsh confirms Air Berlin bid
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IAG chief executive Willie Walsh has confirmed that the group has made an offer for parts of troubled Air Berlin, but he expects Lufthansa to win...
Sunday, 24 September 2017
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Terrorist attacks 'failing to impact traffic'
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People in Europe are increasingly prepared to travel to a country in the wake of a terrorist attack, delegates at World Routes 2017 have been told.
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Vienna Airport hopes for long-haul growth
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Vienna hopeful of becoming hub for east-west flights.
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Airline consolidation tops the bill for Lufthansa Consulting
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Lufthansa Consulting discuss how airports can respond to airline consolidation
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Ambitious Poland seeks to become leading hub
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Poland seeks status as "the leading Central and Eastern European hub".
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Airlines to 'keep calm and carry on' despite Brexit fears
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European airlines remain in the dark about what Brexit will mean for their business prospects, with Flybe chief commercial officer Vincent Hodder...
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European airline consolidation expected
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A period of consolidation among European airlines similar to what has occurred in the US is to be both expected and welcomed.
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Willie Walsh: LEVEL to have 30 aircraft in five years
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Willie Walsh, chief executive of International Airlines Group, has told World Routes 2017 that its long-haul low-cost carrier LEVEL hopes to grow...
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Quebec to host Routes Americas aviation forum in 2019
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The first Canadian Routes Americas will take place in 2019 following a successful bid from Quebec City Jean Lesage International Airport.
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