Canada’s latest budget startup, Lynx Air (DAT, Calgary), has opened ticket sales for flights on five domestic routes, launching in April 2022.

The first destinations from Calgary include Toronto Pearson, Vancouver Int'l, Winnipeg Int'l, Calgary, and Kelowna.

According to the company's website, the schedule will be as follows:

• the first daily flight between Calgary and Vancouver departs on April 7, 2022, increasing to twice daily...

Raya Airways (TH, Kuala Lumpur Subang) is planning to expand its fleet and network over the course of 2022 as cargo demand is exceeding pre-pandemic levels, Managing Director Mohamad Najib Ishak told Malaysian media.

Ishak said the carrier would focus on long-term strategic decisions rather than short-term responses to the crisis. It sees the boom in e-commerce as a trend that will continue after the COVID-19 pandemic abates and will therefore...

Ryanair (FR, Dublin Int'l) has scheduled Marrakech and a new service to Agadir on its summer 2022 timetable from Dublin Int'l, contradicting a report by Maghreb Intelligence that the Irish budget carrier intends to withdraw from Morocco indefinitely from May.

The online news magazine cited unnamed sources saying Ryanair was fed-up with successive and “unjustified” closures of Moroccan airspace as a result of COVID-19 which were hampering its...

Caribbean Airlines (BW, Port of Spain) has confirmed it will resume flights to Paramaribo Int'l after having been given the go-ahead by the Surinamese government.

"The start date for Suriname will be confirmed early next week," an airline spokesperson confirmed to ch-aviation.

This followed a meeting to resolve outstanding issues between the airline, Suriname’s Ministry of Transport, Communication, and Tourism (TCT), and the Association of Surinamese Travel Agents (ASRA)....

Ahead of its imminent takeover by the conglomerate Tata Sons, Air India (AI, Mumbai Int'l) has sought the approval of bondholders to bring forward the dates of maturity of two series of bonds sold in September 2011, The Economic Times newspaper reported after seeing copies of the letters.

The perennially loss-making flag carrier managed to raise about INR55 billion rupees (USD739 million) through the state-guaranteed bonds, which were sold mainly to wealthy...