British Airways is planning to increase their services from London to South America. On October 26, a direct flight between London Heathrow and Rio de Janeiro will start, replacing the previous flight, which required a stop in Sao Paulo. On the same date, the service from London Heathrow to Buenos Aires will change from four-times weekly to a daily flights. British Airways will also launch an extra service on the route between London Gatwick and St Lucia, upping the weekly frequency from two to three.

Austrian Airlines will from April launch two new routes from Wien to Russia. The services will be operated three times weekly to the cities, Sochi and Nizhniy Novgorod. With the two new routes, Austrian now operates seven routes to Russia.

Ryanair are set to launch a new route between Shannon and Palma. The route will begin on March 14.

SkyEurope has extended its offer of tickets on sale to all their destinations. “Pay no taxes and no charges” is the offer, and save up to DKK 504 per return trip. Travel until March 18. Book until January 18.

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