Chittagong Shah Amanat International
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City: Chittagong Country: Bangladesh IATA code: CGP Personnel: Schedule Analysis: Traffic Analysis: information available on Freight tonnage, Passenger Numbers and Aircraft movements News: AirAsia more likely to serve Bangladesh with A320s (04 October 2007)
AirAsia is more likely to be the
one operating to Bangladesh
rather than its long haul associate carrier AirAsia X.
News
reports in Bangladesh, quoting from officials at the Bangladesh CAA, say AirAsia X will start operating ... Related Articles
Malaysian civil aviation authority gives nod to AirAsia X
AirAsia X to launch on 2 November
Thai withdraws from deal to manage Bangladeshi airport (18 June 2007)
Thai
Airways International has withdrawn from a deal to operate Bangladesh’s
Chittagong
airport, citing repeated delays in the handover.
The
Thai national carrier says in a brief statement that its board “has ... Related Articles
Thai reports sharp drop in fiscal Q3 profit
Air Arabia to begin Bangladesh services (11 June 2007)
Middle
Eastern budget carrier Air Arabia is to begin operations to Bangladesh
this month with services to the city of Chittagong.
The
airline, based at Sharjah in the United
Arab Emirates, will open the route on 18 ... Related Articles
Proposed UK/Bangladeshi start-up Royal Bengal plans May launch (27 February 2007)
Private investors in Bangladesh
and the UK
are planning to launch a new carrier called Royal Bengal Airline, which aims to
begin domestic operations in Bangladesh
this spring before branching into long-haul services ... Related Articles
Oman Air plans new Indian, Bangladeshi and Syrian routes (19 February 2007)
Middle
Eastern carrier Oman Air is to open two new routes to India,
and a new Bangladesh
connection, as part of its summer schedule.
The
carrier is also to serve Abu Dhabi and is
awaiting final approval to begin operations to ... Related Articles
History: M A Hannan International was built as Bangladesh's second international airport to relieve Dhaka's Zia International some 250km away. Constructed as an expansion of the ports existing domestic airport at cost of some US$118 million, the project was Technical Category: typical technical data includes; runway length, runway orientation, number of terminals and much more
