New Airline Routes: Canada-Italy, Uganda-London, Milan-Mostar, Scoot Expands

Air Canada Launches Montreal-Naples Route

Air Canada has actually commenced service from Montréal to Naples, ending up being the airline company’s 4th continuously link between Canada and Italy. The course will certainly be operated 4X-weekly using Boeing 787 airplane. Throughout the summer 2025 period, the carrier will certainly provide 39X-weekly flights and more than 13,000 regular seats from Canada to Naples, Milan, Rome and Venice.

Uganda Airlines Flies to London Gatwick

Uganda Airlines has commenced flights in between Entebbe and London Gatwick Airport (LGW). The service provider prepares to use four flights weekly between the two destinations on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Jet A330-800 equipment will certainly be deployed on the course, making Uganda Airlines the first provider to offer LGW utilizing the aircraft type.

SkyAlps Connects Milan Bergamo and Mostar

SkyAlps has actually launched a new scheduled service between Milan Bergamo (BGY) and Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, marking the first link in between the two cities. The route will certainly run two times a week, on Thursdays and Sundays, via Oct. 12. “This course not only opens a new entrance to among the most traditionally and culturally substantial cities in the Balkans, but also reinforces our position as the leading flight terminal in Northern Italy for connection to Southeast Europe,” states Giacomo Cattaneo, supervisor of industrial air travel at SACBO, the operator of BGY.

Scoot will expand its operations at Sydney Airport (SYD) from October, adding four added regular trips from Singapore and bringing its solution to double-daily. The extra frequencies will certainly be run making use of Boeing 787-9 aircraft. “Scoot’s brand-new services will give more selection and adaptability for guests and support the ongoing growth of tourism, organization and profession links between Australia and Singapore,” claims SYD’s team executive for aeronautics development and group technique, Greg Botham.