Emirates is expecting a “busy summer” and is set to operate as scheduled over the peak travel season, including at its 39 European points with its London Stansted route re-starting from 1 August. With over 24,000 scheduled passenger flights to and from 129 airports for July and August, Emirates says
Emirates has introduced a fifth weekly flight to Newcastle. The airline said in a statement that the additional service has been introduced to meet the demand for international travel. The airline also said that it has been seeing a “steady uptick” in bookings over recent weeks. The most popular destinations
Ryanair has announced its return to Belfast International Airport with a “huge” summer schedule following the reopening of its base from Summer’23. Ryanair will start with 12 routes from Belfast International, operating over 115 weekly flights. Destinations include Alicante, Faro, Barcelona-Girona and Malaga. The airline will also launch domestic services
Qatar Airways will be increasing its Doha-Melbourne flights from the current once-daily schedule to double-daily flights. The new schedule will start from 1 October with the support of the Victorian Government, said the airline in a statement. This means that Qatar Airways will operate a total of 40 weekly flights
Vueling has renewed its partnership with Save the Children. The collaboration agreement is marked with a new in-flight donation campaign that will go to the NGO’s Global Emergency Fund. The aim of the campaign is to help children who suffer the consequences of wars, live in poverty or are victims
Virgin Atlantic’s new direct route from London Heathrow to Tampa will launch on 3rd November 2022. The new service will initially fly four times a week before increasing to daily from 28th November. This latest addition follows the airline’s launch of direct flights between London and Austin, Texas in May
