This article features in Routes News 2011 Issue 3
A record number of delegates are expected to attend this year's Routes Europe which is due to take place in Estonia’s capital of Tallinn in four days time.
Bmi Regional faces a new lease of life as a stand alone airline after it was purchased from IAG by a UK-based consortium, but does it have a viable business model? Adam Coulter asks the experts.
AirAsia X, the long-haul affiliate of low-cost carrier AirAsia, has announced it will swap its current service to Tianjin to begin serving Beijing from its base of Kuala Lumpur from June.
Wizz Air is to mark its return to the Ljubljana market with new routes to London Luton and Brussels South Charleroi from October.
Low-cost carrier Norwegian has formally applied to the US government for permission to operate a new long-haul route between New York and Oslo operated by a B787 Dreamliner.
SkyTeam has appointed Michael Wisbrun, as its new managing director, replacing Marie-Joseph Malé, who has decided not to extend his contract for personal reasons, effective from June 1, 2011. Wisbrun will be based in Amsterdam and be responsible for implementing the alliance’s future strategic plan, including expanding the SkyTeam network and developing new products and services.
This article features in Routes News 2011 Issue 3
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