As we approach the end of the year, it’s time to set our sights on what’s coming in 2025. One exciting development is Norse Atlantic Airways’ plan to establish operations in Sweden, with Stockholm ARN to Bangkok (BKK) announced as the first route.

It seems logical that Norse picked BKK as their starting point — with 162,000 passengers in the past 12 months, it is by far the largest long-haul market from ARN.
Inspired by this, we analyzed the long-haul O&D markets (5000+ km) from ARN to uncover further opportunities for Norse or other carriers. Here are some key findings:
The next largest markets are Newark (EWR) and New York JFK, underscoring strong transatlantic demand.

The largest unserved markets? Los Angeles (LAX), San Francisco (SFO), and Boston (BOS) — potential candidates for future expansion.

Strategic long-haul connections like these could further strengthen ARN’s role as a gateway for both leisure and business travel.

Curious to explore untapped opportunities for your airport or airline? Discover how BEONTRA’s Route Forecasting solution can help: www.beontra.com/solutions.

While airlines and airports meet in Singapore for the IATA Slot Conference 🤝 to secure the best slots and refine schedules, we’re looking ahead at where Singapore Changi Airport could grow its network.
Using BEONTRA’s Route Forecasting solution, we’ve identified the top 10 unserved markets with the highest passenger demand to and from Singapore (SIN).

Here are some highlights:
CTS (Sapporo): A key gateway to Hokkaido, Sapporo attracts significant leisure demand, particularly for winter tourism, making it a promising connection for travelers from Southeast Asia.
CGQ (Changchun): Located in Northeast China, Changchun is a growing economic hub with increasing outbound travel demand, making it a strong candidate for enhanced connectivity with Southeast Asia.
GVA (Geneva): Known as a global hub for finance and diplomacy, Geneva offers a high-yield market with strong demand from business travelers and premium passengers, making it an attractive opportunity for airlines.

Singapore Changi is well-positioned to further solidify its role as a global hub, and our analysis provides insights into where the next great connections might emerge.

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Great news! Malaysia Airlines has announced it will restart its service from Kuala Lumpur (KUL) to Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) in March 2025. Paris CDG isn’t just another destination—it’s currently the #1 unserved market from Kuala Lumpur by passenger demand, making this move a significant step in reconnecting key long-haul markets. 🌍

But Paris is only the beginning. Using BEONTRA’s Route Forecasting solution, we’ve uncovered other top unserved markets from Kuala Lumpur, including Cairo (CAI), Zurich (ZRH), Milan Malpensa (MXP), and Frankfurt (FRA). These routes represent untapped potential, offering substantial opportunities for future growth.

As Malaysia Airlines reestablishes its global presence, BEONTRA’s data-driven insights highlight clear opportunities for expanding their route network. The resumption of service to Paris is a strong start, and we’re excited to see which routes could follow next!

Interested in how BEONTRA can help your airport or airline unlock new market potential? Find out more: www.beontra.com/solutions.