On a typical day in January, Ryanair will operate 2,350 daily round-trip flights. For obvious reasons, that’s far fewer than during the summer, and Europe’s largest airline didn’t have any services on Christmas Day.Continue Reading
Welcome to my 196th weekly routes article! It includes six mini-stories about subjectively exciting services that took off between December 20 and 30.As always, only a selection of additions has been chosen. While not covered below, Mumbai’s new airport welcomed its first commercial flight on Christmas Day.Continue Reading
You will know by now that Delta Air Lines has confirmed the start date of flights to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The route was announced in October. It’ll be the first time a US carrier has flown there since TWA pulled out in 2001. It’ll be Delta’s second Middle Eastern city,Continue Reading
United Airlines is the world’s second-largest operator of passenger Boeing 767s. According to ch-aviation, it has 53 of them, although not all are active. Some 37 are 767-300ERs, of which 24 have the very high-premium, low-capacity, 167-seat configuration.Continue Reading
On December 3, Delta Air Lines took off from Los Angeles to Melbourne. It joins Qantas and United. The city pair has three carriers for the first time since 2020, when Virgin Australia pulled out.Continue Reading