The team from FlightGlobal, now incorporating Diio and FlightStats, is out in force at World Routes in Barcelona, which is the global meeting place for airlines, airports and aviation stakeholders. Scroll down to read all the World Routes 2017 news and the digital editions of our Flight Airline Business daily papers. And if you are at the forum, make sure to pick up a print copy each morning.
Come and join us on stand 6.610 to discover how we are helping airlines and airports maximise their potential through ground-breaking insight and data to quickly and efficiently improve route effectiveness.
Location
Fira de Barcelona - Gran Via venue
Av. Joan Carles I, 64
08908 L'Hospitalet de Llobregat
Barcelona
The FlightGlobal team are part of the World Routes Programme, see below for details on where you can find us.
Programme Day 1 - 24/09/2017
13:30 - 13:50
Keynote Arena
Michael Targett, Senior Director of Data, FlightGlobal
Market View: LCCs - In it for the long haul
Programme Day 2 - 25/09/2017
14:10 - 15:00
Keynote Arena
Moderator: Max Kingsley-Jones, Executive Director Content, FlightGlobal
How digital will reshape aviation by 2020
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Today
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Tuesday 19 September
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Wednesday 13 September
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Tuesday 12 September
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INSIGHT FROM BOMBARDIER: Five key trends affecting commercial aviation for the next 20 years12 Sep 2017Right-sizing will be a critical component in boosting airline profitability for the next 20 years, according to Bombardier's Market Forecast
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Tuesday 15 August
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Monday 14 August
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ANALYSIS: 787 stars in annual airliner census14 Aug 2017
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Wednesday 19 July
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Friday 07 July
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Friday 23 June
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ANALYSIS: What to make of Qatar's proposed American investment23 Jun 2017Qatar Airways surprised many with the disclosure that it plans to make an unsolicited investment of up to 10% in American Airlines.
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Tuesday 20 June
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INSIGHT FROM BOMBARDIER: The Rise and Rise of Regional Aircraft20 Jun 2017The content below has been provided by a third party and does not necessarily represent the views or opinion of FlightGlobal
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Sunday 18 June
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PARIS: Honeywell displays 'connected aircraft'18 Jun 2017
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INSIGHT FROM BOMBARDIER: LCY - How a leader in short-haul trips can be a long haul leader18 Jun 2017With easy accessibility, streamlined security clearance and a short check-in, London City Airport (LCY) is a favorite with frequent fliers. With only 500,000 square meters in size as compared to Heathrow s 12 square km space, travelers can go from check-in to the departure gate in less than 15 minutes. It s no small wonder that LCY was crowned Airport of the Year by the London Transport Awards in 2017.
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Friday 09 June
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Thursday 08 June
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ANALYSIS: Air India – investor darling or dog?08 Jun 2017After years of debate and deliberation, the Indian government appears to have reached the stunning revelation that it is not all that good at running an airline.
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Tuesday 06 June
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Monday 05 June
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WestJet ULCC launch could slip to 201805 Jun 2017
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Wednesday 31 May
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Norwegian adds Rome to transatlantic gateways31 May 2017
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Friday 26 May
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FLIGHT TEST: A321neo stretches its legs26 May 2017
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Thursday 25 May
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Juneyao preps for long-haul; 787 due Sept 201825 May 2017
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Tuesday 16 May
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ANALYSIS: Can the Aeromexico-Delta tie-up meet expectations?16 May 2017Aeromexico and Delta Air Lines sealed their new immunised partnership last week with the launch of a transborder joint venture between Mexico and the USA.
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Tuesday 09 May
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Da Nang opens new international terminal09 May 2017
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Monday 08 May
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ANALYSIS: Can singles really do it?08 May 2017
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Friday 21 April
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ANALYSIS: WestJet joins ULCC scramble as Canada's skies evolve21 Apr 2017If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Canada's low-cost giant WestJet seems to have heeded that advice, announcing 20 April plans to launch an ultra-low-cost subsidiary late this year.
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Thursday 20 April
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Tuesday 18 April
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INTERVIEW: Andres Conesa, chief executive, Aeromexico18 Apr 2017Andres Conesa s foray into the aviation industry was supposed to last only a year. Tasked by the Mexican government in 2004 to oversee the sale of state-owned Aeromexico and Mexicana, the then-civil servant had intended to leave after his job was done.
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