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	Top Story | 16th May 2013 Southwest's 34 dropped routes revealed (but 58 new routes and bigger 737-800s mean seat capacity up +3% this summer) After our extremely popular analysis last week of which routes easyJet has dropped for this summer, this week we take a look at legendary Southwest Airlines of the US. It has dropped routes this summer from 39 airports with Orlando and Philadelphia hardest hit. But ASKs are still up 5%. Read the rest of this story » Comment on this story » Top Story | 16th May 2013 Do you need any photos from the anna.aero Routes Budapest Daily? We have hundreds of published, un-published and unpublishable photos which we took for the anna.aero Routes Budapest Daily. If you want any photos to use in your brochures etc, send us an email and we'll do everything in our power to meet your desires. Read the rest of this story » Comment on this story » Route News | 16th May 2013 American Airlines' Dallas/Fort Worth to Seoul Incheon American Airlines stirs it up for Korean Air as it enters the lucrative market to Seoul Incheon bmi regional's Birmingham to Toulouse Birmingham Airport welcomes bmi regional's multiple route launches and takes this week's Cake Prize. Route News | 16th May 2013 New airline routes launched (7 – 13 May 2013) While the majority of Europe's airlines and airports were living the highlife in Budapest, and doing some valuable networking as well, a total of 46 new services were being launched around the world. Highlights include SWISS' return to Singapore with services from Zürich, as well as Air China's new venture in the opposite direction – from Beijing to Geneva. Read the rest of this story » Comment on this story » Country Feature | 16th May 2013 China's biggest country markets S'13 vs. S'12; more services from non-core airports As Geneva joins the growing group of cities connected to China with direct services this week, anna.aero examines how the Middle Kingdom's international route network has changed since last summer. Read the rest of this story » Comment on this story » Airport Analysis | 16th May 2013 Seoul Incheon: 11% traffic growth in 2012; welcomes new transpacific route from American Airlines Seoul Incheon might not be the biggest Asian airport, but with annual growth triple the size of Beijing Airport's in 2012, it is one to keep an eye on. American Airlines' new service from Dallas/Fort Worth, launched last week, only confirms the airport's appeal for international traffic, which accounts for 98% of all traffic at the airport. Read the rest of this story » Comment on this story » Airline Analysis | 16th May 2013 Aeromexico #1: but only if you include its regional partner Running scared: Like Speedy Gonzales, Aeromexico is still outrunning its competitors when it comes to maintaining its position as Mexico's biggest airline. However, it increasingly needs the capacity of its regional subsidiary Aerolitoral (branded as Aeromexico Connect), to hold this position under growing pressure from LCCs InterJet and Volaris. Read the rest of this story » Comment on this story » Market Trends | 16th May 2013 MEB3 – Qatar and Etihad still envy Emirates' sheer scale and scope For Qatar Airways, its operations to North America are only the fifth most important region for the airline, despite the fact it is still starting plenty of new routes, including its Chicago service which launched last month, as well as recently announcing its plans for daily flights to Philadelphia. Read the rest of this story » Comment on this story » Market Trends | 16th May 2013 Turkish Airlines' Istanbul expansion driving European growth this summer Much of Europe is showing little if any growth this summer, but that is not true of Turkey. Our analysis of the European air traffic market this summer shows that Istanbul has the region's two fastest-growing major airports, Turkey is the fastest-growing country market, and Turkish Airlines is the fastest-growing airline. Read the rest of this story » Comment on this story » Market Trends | 16th May 2013 Airbus increases the gap over Boeing to 21 units, as the latter prepares to re-start 787 deliveries Airbus maintains the lead over Boeing in the 2013 delivery race, as the two manufacturers achieve the second-best April ever. Most of the aircraft flies towards Asia. Read the rest of this story » Comment on this story » Network Planning Community News | 16th May 2013 Aer Arann Regional celebrates first anniversary in London Southend; Norwegian and Virgin Atlantic team up While last week's news columns around the world have been hijacked by Richard Branson, anna.aero brings you the latest from Aer Arann, Norwegian Long Haul and Virgin Atlantic. Read the rest of this story » Comment on this story » European Airport Traffic Trends Last updated: 16/05/2013 We now have April data for over 100 airports across Europe, including all airports in Denmark, Finland, Georgia, Norway and Spain, plus the latest figures for Brussels, Frankfurt, Geneva, Keflavik, Montpellier, Tallinn and Zurich. Download the spreadsheet » European Airline Traffic Trends Last updated: 17/04/2013 We now have March traffic data for many of Europe's leading airlines and airline groups, including Air France/KLM, airberlin, easyJet, IAG, Lufthansa, Norwegian, Ryanair, SAS, Swiss and Vueling. Download the spreadsheet » American Airport Traffic Trends Last updated: 16/05/2013 In this week's update to the American Airports database, we include the latest traffic figures for airports in Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Mexico, the US and many more. Download the spreadsheet » NEW Airports Just In The Route Shop     Niagara Falls International Airport   Buffalo Niagara International Airport   Prince Mohammad Bin Abdulaziz International Airport (NEW) Niagara Falls International Airport (NEW) Buffalo Niagara International Airport (NEW) Prince Mohammad Bin Abdulaziz International Airport (NEW) Novosibirsk Tolmachevo International Airport (NEW) City Airport Bremen (NEW) Keflavík Airport (NEW) Aéroports de Montréal (NEW) Ancona Airport (NEW) Baltimore/Washington International Airport Bournemouth Airport 3589 Nizhny Novgorod International Airport Samara Kurumoch International Airport Bodensee Airport Friedrichshafen Sheremetyevo International Airport   Should someone else be reading this newsletter? If you know someone who will benefit from receiving our FREE airline network news and analysis, then please forward this email to a friend.   Home | About Us | Contact Us | Subscribe to anna.aero © 2007-2013 PPS Publications Ltd

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