Routes Event Special  - April 03, 2025 Featured WIINDOW SEAT PODCAST Podcast: Key Industry Perspectives From Routes Asia 2025 by  David Casey, Chen Chuanren, Adrian Schofield, Tony Griffin Recorded live from Routes Asia 2025 in Perth, Aviation Week editors discuss sentiment at the conference among Asia-Pacific airlines, including aircraft supply constraints, geopolitical influences and China's recovering travel market. Listen Now       ADVERTISEMENT Sydney Airport is the gateway to Australia's biggest city. With around a third of overall slots available, SYD is open for business. From The Show Cebu Pacific Evaluates Longer Routes With A330s by  David Casey Cebu Pacific is laying groundwork for more expansion into long-haul markets, fueled by fleet growth and a strong Philippine economic outlook, among others. READ MORE Aircraft Range Increases Will Not Spur Hub Declines, Executives Predict by  Adrian Schofield Aviation executives believe that despite the increased point-to-point capabilities of new-generation aircraft, they will not diminish the role of hub airports. READ MORE GALLERY Gallery: Routes Asia 2025 Highlights by  David Casey Highlights from Routes Asia 2025, which took place in Perth, Australia. READ MORE IndiGo Sees Unique Business Case For Future A321XLRs by  Chen Chuanren Indian carrier IndiGo says its future fleet of Airbus A321XLR narrowbody aircraft offers unique route development opportunities and a compelling business case. READ MORE VietJet Evaluates Europe, U.S. Expansion by  David Casey VietJet is planning an expansion into Europe and expects to launch its first routes to the region before the end of the year, with the U.S. also on the horizon. READ MORE PRESS RELEASE Routes Asia Officially Handed Over To 2026 Hosts Routes Asia, which brings together decision makers from airlines, airports and destinations to define the region’s air route networks, is heading to Xi’an, China from 24-26 March in 2026. READ MORE More From Routes Asia 2025 ROUTES AWARDS Changi Airport Named Overall Winner At Routes Asia 2025 by  David Casey Changi Airport has been crowned the Overall Winner at the Routes Asia 2025 Awards, while also securing the top honor in the Over 20 Million Passengers category. READ MORE Asia-Pacific Airlines Facing Capacity Handicaps, AAPA Head Says by  Adrian Schofield International travel demand has recovered in Asia-Pacific, but airlines are unable to take advantage due to aircraft supply constraints, AAPA's chief says. READ MORE All The News From Routes Asia 2025 As the only route development event for Asia Pacific, this gathering allows airlines, airports, tourism authorities, and aviation stakeholders to connect, share best practices, and collaborate on future network strategies in the region. Stay updated with all the latest news and insights from Routes Asia 2025, Perth, Australia. read the latest news Latest from Aviation Week Network ROUTES 360 Take Your Route Development Strategy To New Heights With Routes 360 Routes 360 is a powerful online platform that provides organisations, like yours, with a comprehensive suite of tools to ensure you remain at the forefront of route development opportunities. Engage with potential airline partners, maximise your brand awareness and save resources on identifying new opportunities. Book a demo today. ASM Didn’t Catch Us at Routes Asia? Let’s Connect! Routes Asia may be over, but the opportunity to explore how ASM and Catchment Analyser™ can support your airport strategy is still here. Let us show you how our solutions can help you reach your business goals. Learn More

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