IATA has announced its air cargo traffic data for November 2024, reporting a significant 8.2% year-over-year increasein Cargo Ton Kilometers (CTKs). This growth reflects the continued recovery and demand for global air cargo services.
IATA has released its November 2024 global air traffic report, showcasing an 8.1% year-over-year increase in Revenue Passenger Kilometers (RPKs). This reflects a steady recovery in global air travel demand.
Fly Angola has announced the discontinuation of its route between Luanda and Sao Tome, citing a recent surge in airport fees as the primary reason for the decision. The airline emphasized that the increase in operational costs has made the route financially unsustainable, prompting its closure.
Copa Holdings, headquartered in Panama, reported positive traffic results for December 2024, reflecting growth across key metrics. Available Seat Miles (ASMs) rose by 6.5%, while Revenue Passenger Miles (RPMs) increased by 6.8%, signaling strong demand for the airline’s services.
China Southern Airlines has announced the cancellation of its flights between Moscow and Beijing. This suspension will be in effect from 20 January 2025 until 30 March 2025.
AirAsia Cambodia has announced its plan to launch a new route connecting Phnom Penh and Hanoi. The service is scheduled to begin on 24 January 2025, utilizing the Airbus A320 aircraft.
Air Montenegro has announced the launch of new seasonal operations from Podgorica to two exciting destinations: Prague and Baku. The flights to Prague will commence on 1 May 2025, while services to Baku will start on 7 June 2025.
Air Arabia has announced its plans to launch a new service between Sharjah and Bosaso starting 14 January 2025. The airline will operate this route with its reliable A320 aircraft, providing a direct connection between the United Arab Emirates and Somalia’s Puntland region.
Aeromexico has officially notified the Ecuadorian authorities that it will not resume its flights between Mexico City and Quito until at least March 2025. The decision comes as part of the airline’s ongoing operational and route adjustments aimed at optimizing its network efficiency.
Macedonia is taking steps to establish long-haul flights from Skopje, positioning itself as the third Balkan capital to offer transoceanic routes. This development reflects Macedonia’s ambition to enhance its aviation sector and increase international connectivity.
