Transaero Airlines will launch scheduled flights on the Moscow Dubai route from September 20th, 2013. This is a traditional route in the airline’s network. Transaero has been performing charter flights to Dubai for more than ten years and has become the leader in terms of passenger traffic between Russia and the UAE.

ANA Group is set to expand capacity on routes between Japan, Asia and North America in a modification to its international and domestic air transportation plan for second half of FY2013.

Air Lituanica continues to offer passengers more convenient connecting flights. From 15 September, the company‘s aircrafts will fly to Amsterdam not once but twice a day. Now flights will be carried out in the morning and in the evening.

Low-cost airline Wizz Air has added three new routes to its current portfolio at London Luton Airport. From this autumn passengers will have direct access to the 2013 European Capital of Culture, the “City of a Million Roses” and the university town of Craiova.

Malaysia Airlines’ has launched its new service from KL International Airport to Dubai. A two-class configured Boeing 777-200 aircraft will be operated on this Kuala Lumpur - Dubai - Kuala Lumpur route and it will offer a total capacity of 282 seats in each flight, equivalent to 3,948 seats weekly.

Ryanair, the UK’s largest airline, today announced that it would add additional daily frequencies from October on its five main Ireland-UK routes in a direct response to similar flight increases recently announced by Aer Lingus for the 2013-14 winter schedule. Aer Lingus’ decision to increase flight frequencies on these UK routes further undermines the discredited UKCC investigation into Ryanair’s 6 ½ year old minority (29%) stake in Aer Lingus.