Airline Growth

The Finnish airline will significantly expand its destination network in summer 2026, with direct flights to Lapland from Paris, Brussels, and Zurich starting this winter

Ryanair passengers on the low-cost carrier are now required to use the company's app for check-in and boarding, and can no longer download and print a paper ticket

Jet2 will begin operating from Gatwick Airport in March 2026 with six aircraft and 29 routes to holiday destinations across Europe. It is the airline's 14th base in the UK

Iberia unveils major route expansions in Brazil and extra flights to Tokyo, adding over 78,000 new seats across both regions; the airline will boost its flight capacity by 25% in the first half of next year

With 27.2 million passengers and $7 billion in revenue, Turkish Airlines remains optimistic as it expands its fleet and invests in global partnerships

Economy Plus gives travelers up to 40% more legroom, priority boarding, and extra benefits for frequent flyers on A321XLR, A220, and 737 aircraft across Australia and nearby international routes

Sunshine Coast locals will soon be able to skip the drive to Brisbane and fly straight to Bali, and even connect on to Singapore, with Jetstar’s new international service launching in March 2026

Reserve seats today and confirm up to nine passenger names hours before check-in with Wizz Air's new "Flexible Travel Partner" program

The UAE aviation giant announces a 17% increase compared to the previous year, with revenues climbing by 4%: "Emirates maintains its status as the world's most profitable airline."

Austrian Airlines expands short, medium, and long-haul flights, adding Nordic and Mediterranean destinations while strengthening operational capacity for summer 2026