New airline routes at the world's biggest airports
Every weekday we scan announcements from every one of the 534 biggest airports on Earth, verify each against the aviation trade press, and publish independent coverage of the routes that actually launch — with real network context from our airport data.
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Wizz Air to Launch Vilnius-Berlin Route Three Times Weekly
Wizz Air will connect Vilnius International and Berlin Brandenburg from 26 October 2026, operating three weekly rotations and becoming the fourth carrier on the city pair.
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Shenzhen Airlines to Link Nanning and Hong Kong from 31 July
The Star Alliance carrier will fly three weekly Boeing 737-800 rotations between Nanning Wuxu and Hong Kong International from 31 July 2026, giving the Guangxi capital a direct link to Hong Kong's intercontinental hub.
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Riyadh Air to Launch Riyadh-Madrid Boeing 787-9 Flights in July
The Saudi start-up will link King Khalid International with Madrid-Barajas three times weekly from 17 July 2026, its first service to the Spanish capital and second announced Spanish destination.
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Flynas Links Riyadh and Alexandria with Three-Weekly A320 Service
Saudi low-cost carrier Flynas began direct flights between King Khalid International and Alexandria on 6 July 2026, becoming the sole nonstop operator on the city pair with three weekly Airbus A320 rotations.
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Oman Air Resumes Muscat to Singapore Flights with 737 MAX 8
The Omani flag carrier returned to Changi on 2 July 2026 with four weekly Boeing 737 MAX 8 rotations, its longest narrowbody sector and the only nonstop service on the city pair.
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Riyadh Air to Launch Daily Riyadh–Mumbai Boeing 787-9 Flights
The Saudi start-up opens its first Indian route on 4 August 2026 with a daily Boeing 787-9 service between King Khalid International and Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji International. Bookings are open.
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Riyadh Air to Launch Riyadh–Kuala Lumpur Boeing 787-9 Service
Saudi Arabia's start-up carrier will link King Khalid International and Kuala Lumpur International three times weekly from 30 July 2026, deploying the Boeing 787-9 on its first Southeast Asian route.