Icelandair has decided to stop operating its route from Iceland to Baltimore, near Washington DC, from January 13, 2008. The airplane and personnel are needed for the new route to Toronto, starting in May 2008.

Lufthansa will from next year offer two new routes from Germany to China. From March 31, 2008, a new service will be offered between Frankfurt and Nanjing. The route will be operated five times a week. The other new service will go from München to Shenyang via Seoul, three times a week starting June 8.

Northwest Airlines is set to launch three new routes from London Heathrow to North America. Services will open to Minneapolis/St. Paul (starting March 29, 2008), Detroit (May 1) and Seattle (June 1). All routes will be operated daily.

Ryanair will be stopping their service between London Stansted and Brussels Charleroi early next year. At the same time they will launch five new routes from Brussels Charleroi to Bergerac, Limoges, Perpignan, Porto and Zaragoza.
In other news, Ryanair is offering a bunch of flights to and from London Stansted from £ 5 (ca. € 8), including taces and charges. Travel between December 21 and March 12, 2008. Book before midnight, on December 13.

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