
James Pearson
1684 articles published since March 08, 2021
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About James Pearson
Route Development Analyst - James lives and breathes route development. Educated in Air Transport Management at Loughborough and Cranfield, James was Market Opportunity Analyst at London Luton Airport and Chief Analyst at anna.aero. Now writing data-driven analysis for Simple Flying. Based near London, UK.
Then Vs Now: How The World's Airbus A380 Operations Have Changed Compared To 2019
There are big changes among the carriers that still use the superjumbo.
Where Azul Linhas Aéreas Is Flying The Airbus A330neo This Year
More than half of routes return this year.
Airlines Are Planning A Record Number Of Non-Stop US-India Flights This Winter
Planned winter flights are 28% higher than the previous record, but will they all go ahead?
Here's Where Jet2’s Remaining Classic Boeing 737-300s Are Still Flying
Catch them while you can: they will be retiring soon.
Rare Aircraft: Exploring The Airbus A330-800’s Peak Summer Operations
The A330-800neo has few routes.
Up to 4 Hours: The World’s Longest 50-Seat Bombardier CRJ Routes
Which routes do you think make the top list for the single-class, 50-seaters?
14th US Winter Route: Air France Adds Boeing 787 Flights To Raleigh Durham
Air France will be the second European airline at Raleigh Durham.
High Capacity: Where Saudia Is Flying Its 492-Seat Boeing 777s
It is among a small number of carriers with very high-density equipment.
The Most Notable New Airline Routes This Week
Routes go to the heart of airlines and airports, and I celebrate them in my weekly newsletter.
Norse Atlantic Reveals 2 More Miami Boeing 787 Routes
The long-haul carrier will now have four Miami routes.
Exotic: Turkish Airlines Will Fly To Panama 12 Times A Week
This is almost double daily every day and its highest frequency yet.
Where Air Niugini Is Flying The Boeing 767 Over The Rest Of 2023
While half of its 767 fleet remains grounded, the type is still used on four routes.
Sitting Comfortably? These Are Allegiant’s Longest Routes In July 2023
Have you flown any of these routes?
Ryanair Breaks Another Record With 17.4 Million Passengers In June
Never has it had so many passengers in one month.
Domestic Dominance: Norwegian & Widerøe Would Overtake SAS With 60% Of The Market
They compete directly on just 11 routes – seven domestic – this summer.