Centrum Air (Uzbekistan) has announced a strategic shift to a hub-and-spoke model starting from its summer 2025 schedule, positioning Tashkent as a major transit hub connecting East and West. This transformative initiative will be supported by a significant fleet expansion, set to more than double the airline’s capacity by July 2025.
Air Greenland has announced plans to wet lease up to two Boeing 737-800s from Danish carriers Jet Time and Airseven in preparation for the summer 2025 travel season. The move aims to meet increased demand during the peak travel period and enhance operational flexibility.
Cathay Pacific is expanding its network for summer 2025 with the launch of direct flights from Hong Kong to Munichand the resumption of flights to Brussels. The airline will operate these routes with its state-of-the-art A350-900 aircraft, emphasizing efficiency and passenger comfort.
Air Canada has announced an ambitious expansion of its U.S. route network for summer 2025, introducing new services from Vancouver to Tampa, Raleigh, and Nashville. These additions are part of the airline’s strategy to strengthen its connectivity across North America.
Aegean Airlines (Greece) has announced a new seasonal route connecting Irakleion and Metz/Nancy in France. The service will commence on 2 July 2025, utilizing the reliable Airbus A320 to enhance its summer schedule.
British Airways (UK) is enhancing its route network for summer 2025, introducing new destinations in Italy and expanding its existing services. The airline will launch flights to Rimini and Salerno, alongside an additional service to Olbia from London City Airport.
Brussels Airlines (Belgium) has unveiled its preparations for the summer season 2025, which include the addition of four Airbus A220s on wet lease from airBaltic (Latvia). These aircraft will support the airline’s strategy to enhance its network and provide increased capacity to meet seasonal demand.
flydubai, the UAE-based low-cost carrier, has announced the launch of seasonal summer flights connecting Dubai to Al Alamein. The service will run from 21 June to 07 September 2025, catering to increasing demand for travel between the two destinations during the peak summer season.
SkyUp MT (Malta) has announced plans to expand its fleet through a wet lease agreement with Fly2Sky (Bulgaria). The agreement includes two Airbus A321s, identified by serial numbers 1932 and 1960, for operations during winter 2024/25 and summer 2025. These aircraft will join two Airbus A320s, with serial numbers 3055 and 3461, which are already wet-leased from the same carrier.
WestJet, Canada’s prominent low-cost carrier, has announced the return of its seasonal service between Halifax (YHZ)and Paris (CDG) for summer 2025. This transatlantic route will complement WestJet’s growing European network, which also includes services to Edinburgh, Dublin, and London, all resuming in May 2025.
