Riyadh Air

Saudi Arabia’s extraordinarily ambitious Vision 2030 is in full swing. Designed in part to diversify the nation’s economy away from oil, the plan includes welcoming 300+ million air passengers by the end of the decade, of which 100 million will be tourists (including pilgrims). The country’s Air Connectivity Programme helps with funding route development. The […]

ANA 40 year Washington

All Nippon Airways (ANA) has marked the 40th anniversary of its services between Tokyo and Washington, with the Japanese carrier having launched the route on 26 July, 1986. Washington was among ANA’s first long-haul international destinations, with flights commencing just ten days after the airline inaugurated operations to Los Angeles. The Washington service initially ran […]

BHX Jet 2

Jet2.com will operate flights from Birmingham Airport to six European ski gateways during the 2027/28 winter season as the airline expands its ski programme from the Midlands airport in response to sustained demand. The UK leisure carrier will serve Chambery, Geneva, Grenoble, Salzburg, Innsbruck and Turin from Birmingham, with the expanded programme to commence in […]

Air China at Brussels

The market between Europe and mainland China has record capacity. In 2026, Cirium schedule data shows that 8.9 million one-way seats are available (excluding Russia to avoid Asian cities). This volume has exceeded the prior high by 15%. Nearly 1.2 million additional seats have been added in a year. Things have changed in many ways. […]

LOT 80th Anniversary Prague Airport

LOT Polish Airlines has celebrated eight decades of operations between Warsaw and Prague. The Polish flag carrier launched the route on 7 August 1946, making the Czech capital one of the first international destinations restored to its network following the Second World War. Early services were primarily operated by Douglas DC-3 aircraft, which accommodated only […]

August 10, 2026 | Airlines, Airports, Europe, News & Analysis