Routes Americas 2020

Routes hears how Indianapolis attracted event-goers in 2021 and what the next goals are for the airport in the post-pandemic world.

Sixteen new routes and nine new cities are joining the Minnesota-based LCC’s network.

The newly relaunched Eastern Airlines has been approved to operate flights to all countries with which the US has an Open Skies agreement.

Following a record-breaking event, we take a look at some of the facts and figures which shaped Routes Americas 2020.

Our live blog from Routes Americas 2020 in Indianapolis, the only route development event dedicated to the Americas region.

Myrtle Beach International named overall winner at the Routes Americas 2020 Awards

Contour plans to begin operation from IND on June 10, 2020 and will serve market with its fleet of 30-seat ERJ-135/145s.

LATAM started service between Lima, Peru and Montego Bay in December 2019.

No ‘clear value’ in US majors owning all regional partners, ExpressJet CEO says.

The 13th annual Routes Americas is now underway, bringing together airlines, airports and tourism organisations from across the region.

Routes to Canada, Mexico and South America are among the targets for Indianapolis as the US destination looks to further increase connectivity.

The conference promises to unite a selection of the biggest airline CEOs and decision-makers from across the Americas.

Competition in Boston is set to further intensify as American Airlines prepares to launch three new routes, including service to the host of Routes Americas 2020.

Fourteen airports and five destinations have been shortlisted in this year’s Routes Americas Awards.

We profile Viva Air Colombia, the low-cost carrier which is attending Routes Americas 2020.

Voting for the awards closes on Friday 6 December. Don’t miss the opportunity to recognise the airports and tourism authorities that have provided exceptional marketing support over the past 12 months.

We profile Alaska Airlines, the Seattle-headquartered carrier which is attending Routes Americas 2020.

This week: Frontier to add first international route from Routes Americas host; LATAM to replace long-standing chief executive; Qatar to add Angola service; easyJet readies for record day and more.

As Routes Americas 2019 draws to a close in the snow-coated city of Quebec, the hosting baton was passed to next year’s hosts, the city of Indianapolis.

The capital of Indiana will host the Routes Americas 2020 air service development conference.