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It looks set to be a landmark year for Dublin Airport – planes should be cleared for take-off from the new North Runway sometime in 2022, marking an exciting new era for the airport and Ireland. The delivery of the runway was a key recommendation of the Irish government’s National Aviation Policy. Not only will […]
May 17, 2022 | Airlines, Airports, Europe, News & Analysis
Air Service One, caught up with Nigel Mayes, Business Development Director, London Southend Airport, to find out what his plans where with rebuilding the airport after the pandemic, but to also find out a little more about the face that everyone knows but may not know alot about! It was all going so well with […]
Like the rest of the aviation world, CPH has experienced some tough times in the past couple of years! Thankfully, things are now looking increasingly positive! In S22 we are expecting to see around 83% of S19 seats on sale states Simon Nathan, Senior Manager Commercial Strategy, and Route Development. Our recovery is hand in […]
New airlines, new destinations and pent-up demand for travel will see Brussels Airport (BRU) return to its pre-pandemic form in 2022. From this summer, BRU will be connected to 185 destinations, via 60 passenger airlines. That’s just shy of the 200 destinations it served before Covid. Helping drive the revival is Air Belgium, which introduced […]
Birmingham Airport (BHX) is the UK’s third largest airport outside London, handling some 13 million passengers per year (pre-pandemic) and boasting a catchment of 35m people within two hours. Sitting in the centre of England’s road and rail network, BHX is one of the UK’s most accessible airports and will be the first to be served […]
Strong Traffic performance During the very challenging second year of the pandemic in 2021, Athens International Airport handled over 12 million passengers exceeding the respective 2020 levels by 52.8%, but lagging behind by 51.7% compared to 2019. Traffic remained at low levels in the 1st half of the year, due to ongoing travel restrictions and […]
May 16, 2022 | Airports, Europe, News & Analysis
Rome – the Eternal City – rises once again, with traffic at Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport (FCO) set to surpass pre-pandemic levels this summer. Improved intercontinental connectivity is helping fuel the revival. From June, Qantas will link continental Europe with Australia for the first time with a non-stop flight between Rome and Perth, continuing to Sydney. […]
Air Service One talks with, Monica Linder-Guarnaccia, Marketing Director of EuroAirport. We find out how the airport is rebuilding its network, as well as get an idea of the lighter side of the airport’s new Marketing Director. This is your first Routes Europe as Marketing Director of the EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg. When did you take over […]
The summer season has got off to a flying start at Bordeaux Airport (BOD). Its latest flight schedule reveals 123 direct routes – including 13 new ones – which is an increase of more than 20% compared to 2021. “Among the novelties, our passengers will have the pleasure of discovering Florence, Zadar, Pisa, Trapani, Santiago […]
Billund Airport (BLL) has already clawed back traffic lost during the pandemic and expects to set a new record for passenger numbers this summer. The airport, which saw 3.7 million people pass through its terminals in 2019, hit an all-time passenger record for April 2022! “The West Danish sky is heavy with wanderlust and most households […]
The Mediterranean city is this year’s World Design and European Smart Tourism Capital! Miguel Angel Pérez, Brand & Markets Director at Visit Valencia, explains to Air Service One, why 2022 is the year of Valencia or as their new claim, why “Valencia is now”. Pérez explains “we had very tough recent years (as did every […]
Ireland’s busiest airport is seeing traffic recover rapidly in 2022. Though passenger numbers were down 52% in January compared with 2019, the latest figures for April show that demand is now at 85% of the level it was three years ago, in other words, down just 15%. Schedule data provided by the airlines suggests that […]
May 13, 2022 | Airlines, Airports, Europe, News & Analysis, Top Story