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Monday, 14 November 2016
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Incredible India - Capacity Crunch
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By OAGWith India Tourism the premier partner for World Travel Market this week, OAG has prepared a series of blogs about what is happening with India’s...
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Incredible India - Two Versions of Regional Connectivity
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By OAGWith India Tourism the premier partner for World Travel Market this year, OAG has prepared a series of blogs about what is happening with India’s...
Thursday, 10 November 2016
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My Guide to Belfast
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By RoutesA few weeks ago, some of the Routes team and I were lucky enough to visit the wonderful city of Belfast, the official host of Routes Europe 2017.
Monday, 31 October 2016
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Investing Wisely with Aviation Data
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By OAGAviation is a risky business from many perspectives; the returns for airlines modest over a full economic cycle, infrastructure investment...
Monday, 24 October 2016
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Morocco - Doing West Africa Proud
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By OAGQuietly on the West Coast of Africa things are happening. A new hub airport is emerging that provides real hope of long-term continuity in a part...
Monday, 17 October 2016
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Welcome to OAG’s all new Spanish website!
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By OAGExclusive Latin America content for our Spanish-speaking users
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Rebooting South America’s Hubs
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By OAGWith tech hubs springing up in the likes of Santiago and Medellin, there are new opportunities for many of South America’s largest airports.
Monday, 19 September 2016
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China’s Outbound Love Story
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By OAGAs World Routes heads to Chengdu in September, OAG takes a timely look at where China’s international capacity is headed.
Monday, 12 September 2016
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Ask the Experts: What will be the long term impact of Brexit?
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By ASM Global Route DevelopmentNigel Mayes, Senior Vice President, Consulting & Product Development, ASM discusses the impact of Brexit on the aviation industry.
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The Developing Transatlantic Low-Cost Battle
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By OAGEmergent markets, new airlines, burgeoning low cost sector, new alliances, partnerships and record passenger volumes. We must be talking about Asia?
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Sofia - The Latest Aviation Battleground
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By OAGAviation is full of great iconic airline battles, it’s what makes the industry so fascinating; unless of course you are an airline CEO. Battles for...
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The long and the short of the 787 at All Nippon
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By OAGIt’s only a week ago since All Nippon Airways took delivery of its 50th Dreamliner. We’d already started to think about how the Japanese airline...
Monday, 22 August 2016
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From Australia to the UK; an Ambitious Journey
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By OAGIt’s been an iconic ambition to secure non-stop services from Australia to the United Kingdom. Something that has been talked about for many years...
Monday, 15 August 2016
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Busiest day of the year meltdown: The Atlanta Blues
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By OAGTraditionally on the busiest week of the year, Delta Air Lines had been struck down by a system failure that had brought the airline to a...
Monday, 8 August 2016
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United States – Mexico: Opening the Skies Further…
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By OAGIt may prove to be one of the last changes to US aviation policy under the current administration but the expansion of open skies between the...
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The Slot Machine
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By OAGWith the expectation that a decision on where London’s next runway capacity will be delayed again, this time until later this year, we take a look...
Monday, 18 July 2016
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Phoenix to Orlando – whatever next in the US one-stop shop?
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By OAGGeography can be challenging, especially when you are located on the East or West Coast of the United States and need to fly somewhere quickly....
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Finders Keepers
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By OAGAir services between China and Europe are growing rapidly. In July 2016, there will be an average of 167 operations every day flying between China...
Monday, 11 July 2016
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Underserved Routes from A to B, via C
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By OAGWe all like to travel as directly as possible from one destination to the next but sometimes it just isn’t possible. That once daily frequency may...
Monday, 27 June 2016
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Joining Up The Dots - Asia's Megacities
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By OAGImagine two cities with populations of 31 million and 25 million, respectively. It seems hardly credible that they would have no direct air...