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Sunday, 6 March 2016
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Tapping into the Philippines’ potential
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Routes Asia 2016 host, the Philippine Department of Tourism, promotes the country using its “It’s More Fun in the Philippines” campaign to...
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Hong Kong Airlines returns to Cambodia
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The return of the Hong Kong – Phnom Penh operation will place Hong Kong Airlines in competition with Dragonair, which will soon be renamed Cathay...
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Jet Airways makes moves in Mumbai
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The relocation of domestic operations to T2 is part of Jet Airways' strategic commitment to develop Indian airports as hubs, providing greater...
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Bangkok Airways puts its focus on North and South East Asia
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The airline has already announced numerous new routes for 2016 and additional capacity in some of its existing markets, but is attending Routes...
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AZALjet prepares for Azerbaijan debut
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The introduction of the sub-brand will enable AZAL to compete with both full-service and the developing low-cost market in the country. Turkish...
Saturday, 5 March 2016
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Auckland welcomes world’s longest passenger flight
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Emirates already operates three daily A380 flights into Auckland but up until March 1, 2016 these all operated on a direct, one-stop basis via...
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Qatar Airways delivers improved connectivity to Sydney
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The new service will provide 245,000 additional seats per year and is expected to generate an estimated 3,000 jobs in New South Wales and...
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Cebu Pacific makes flying start to 2016
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The surge in passengers has been driven by improving yields with seat load factor reaching a high of 86 per cent. This was particularly evident in...
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Agreement opens Tokyo Haneda to new daytime Transpacific flights
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Under the current agreement, US airlines have a total of four slot pairs (four arrivals and four departures) for service to and from Haneda, which...
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Philippine Airlines signs up to A350 to grow in Europe and US
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Philippine Airlines will configure its A350-900s with a premium three class layout and plans to operate the aircraft on non-stop flights from...
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Star shines bright at Dublin Airport
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The air service development team at Dublin Airport have identified a number of unserved markets in Asia that can sustain regular scheduled flights...
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New Zealand is ready to go the distance
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The value of air service as an economic generator is particular obvious in island locations. Routesonline spoke to Matthew Findlay ahead of his...
Friday, 4 March 2016
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PRESS RELEASE: Asian aviation industry heads to the Philippines for Routes Asia 2016
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The Philippines is set to become the centre of the Asian aviation industry on Sunday when top decision makers arrive for Routes Asia 2016 (6-8...
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ASEAN Open Skies – What does it mean for airlines and airports?
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Alan Polivnick, Partner, Watson Farley & Williams (Thailand) Ltd will be holding two ‘Routes Talks’ sessions on March 7, 2016 at this year’s Routes...
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Brisbane revealed as host city for Routes Asia 2018
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On the eve of this year’s Routes Asia air service development forum it was revealed in Australia that the 2018 event will take place in Brisbane....
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Philippines tourism is off to a flying start
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A thriving aviation industry is helping to drive forward a comprehensive tourism plan for the Philippines.
Thursday, 3 March 2016
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PRESS RELEASE: Routes Africa 2016 to be held in Tenerife
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Routes Africa, the only route development forum for the African region, will be hosted by Tenerife Tourism Corporation with the support of the...
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Tenerife looks to Routes Africa hosting to boost African connectivity
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Strategically located close to Africa – one of their biggest trade partners – Tenerife is the perfect choice to host Routes Africa 2016. The...
Wednesday, 2 March 2016
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airberlin strengthens Fort Myers only link to Europe
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An estimated 240,000 two-way passengers a year are currently flying between Europe and Fort Myers, according to MIDT data for 2014. The German...
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Are route development managers superheroes?
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Tony Griffin, SVP consulting and product development at ASM, reveals how an airport can develop a strong route development team.
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