China Eastern Airlines has announced the launch of a new international route connecting Nanjing and Ho Chi Minh City, scheduled to begin on 15 January 2025. The service will be operated using the Airbus A320, marking an important expansion in the airline’s regional network.
SuperNova Airlines, a Ukrainian carrier, has announced plans to launch new services between Prague and Newark in April 2025. Initially, the route will be operated using a Boeing 737-800BDSF, with a widebody aircraft to be introduced at a later stage, signaling the airline’s commitment to expanding its long-haul operations.
Iraqi Airways, the national carrier of Iraq, has revealed its intention to resume flights between Iraq and Lebanon, reconnecting the two nations after services were suspended due to the ongoing conflict in Syria. The announcement signals progress in restoring vital air connectivity in the region.
Flybondi, a prominent low-cost airline in Argentina, has canceled 71 additional flights over the holiday period, escalating concerns among passengers and regulators. The cancellations come as the Argentine government closely monitors the situation and awaits a corrective action plan from the carrier to address the ongoing disruptions.
easyJet, a leading low-cost carrier in Europe, has announced plans to expand its network with the introduction of two new routes to Croatia starting in June 2025. These routes will connect Lyon to Zadar and Bordeaux to Dubrovnik, offering passengers greater access to popular destinations on the Adriatic coast.
Dan Air, a Romanian carrier, has announced plans to launch regular flights on nine new routes from Bucharest in April 2025, utilizing its fleet of Airbus A320 aircraft. This strategic expansion reflects the airline’s ambition to strengthen its presence in the European market and enhance connectivity from Romania’s capital.
Condor Airlines, a prominent German leisure carrier, has announced plans to discontinue service from Frankfurt to six North American destinations in 2025. The affected routes include Baltimore, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Phoenix, San Antonio, Edmonton, and Halifax. This decision follows a ruling by the German Federal Court of Justice concerning feeder flights with Lufthansa, Germany’s largest airline.
Centrum Air, a fast-growing airline based in Uzbekistan, has announced plans to significantly expand its international services during the summer 2025 season. Starting in late March 2025, the airline will enhance connectivity from Tashkent International Airport with new flights to Almaty, Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, Frankfurt, and Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen, utilizing the modern Airbus A321neo.
British Airways, one of the UK’s flagship carriers, has confirmed that it will not resume its seasonal flights between London Heathrow and Pula, Croatia, in summer 2025. These flights, traditionally operated using Airbus A319 and A320 aircraft, were part of the airline’s summer schedule catering to leisure travelers.
Batik Air Malaysia has announced plans to expand its network in China by launching new flights from Kuala Lumpurto Beijing Daxing International Airport and Changsha. These routes are scheduled to commence in late March 2025, marking a significant step in the airline’s growth strategy.
