World Routes 2017
The event presents an unrivalled platform for route development professionals to discuss, develop and plan network strategy. Providing unique cost and time saving benefits...
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2017 in review - part two: Monarch dethroned, easyJet's expansion, Willie Walsh and ten years of A380 flight
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Routesonline looks back at an eventful second half of 2017 which included the 23rd World Routes taking place in Barcelona, the failures of Monarch...
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World Routes 2017 - the video highlights
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Relive the video highlights of World Routes 2017 in Barcelona, including the keynote address from IAG chief executive Willie Walsh, the Routes...
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The year that was 2017: Highlights from Routes events
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The stand-out moments from our events around the world.
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Routes News magazine out now!
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The last edition of 2017 has been published.
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Six easy ways to be a more sustainable traveller
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A leading travel blog’s guide to becoming a more sustainable tourist
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Qatar Airways expands Vietnam focus as Vietjet eyes long-haul
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Qatar Airways and Vietjet have entered an interline partnership, while the latter is hoping to expand into long-haul low-cost.
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World Routes 2017: The best moments
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Highlights of the three main business days at World Routes in Barcelona
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Visualising the future of aviation: The World Routes trend wall
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Throughout World Routes 2017 in Barcelona, our artist Paula Bressler captured some of the key images and quotes on the major challenges and...
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Cape Town International secures new services at World Routes
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Three new non-stop flights to Cape Town International and two expansions were secured during World Routes 2017.
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Walsh backs Ryanair to bounce back from flight cancellations
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IAG chief executive Willie Walsh backed Ryanair to learn lessons from its waves of flight cancellations, and confirmed that a connecting deal...
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World Routes aviation forum handed over to Guangzhou
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The annual World Routes forum was officially handed over to next year’s host city, Guangzhou, at a ceremony in Barcelona this evening (26 September).
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Kuuchi calls on governments to stimulate North-South Africa links
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African governments need to work together to stimulate trade and improve connectivity.
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Cerdá warns on US pre-clearance pressure
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US security pre-clearance zones in other countries may cause more problems than they solve.
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Vancouver's sustainable gateway ambitions
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Vancouver's vision is to build a sustainable gateway between Asia and the Americas, two regions with the fastest growth rates forecast over the...
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Med cruise industry should exploit the Chinese market
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Clever targeting of Chinese tourists could turn the Mediterranean cruise market into a year-round proposition.
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Ignore digital at your peril, airlines told
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Airlines will get left behind if they fail to innovate.
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HNA Airport Group sets out ambitious Hainan strategy at World Routes
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Growth on the agenda as airports and government seek to make the Hainan province a global leisure destination.
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Luxury travel 'doing more environmental damage than mass tourism'
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The Travel Foundation's Ben Lynam has claimed that luxury travel damaging the environment more than mass tourism.
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Latin American airlines and airports 'must work together' to overcome challenges
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Airports and airlines in Latin America can overcome issues surrounding infrastructure constraints and market consolidation if they work together,...
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'Cooperation to help ease India's capacity constraints'
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Many of India’s major airports are operating at full capacity, but Raj Andrade from Bangalore International Airport says better discussion between...