Twelve New Airline Spotlight Tours

We have added twelve tours to the Airline Spotlight category, one for each of the most flown airlines in the community. Every leg is a real scheduled flight, and each tour follows routes the airline is known for.

• Ryanair Grand European Circuit (11 legs, 7,180 nm): Dublin and London Stansted, then Salerno, Charleroi, Bergamo, Rome, Palma, Alicante, Malaga and Krakow before the hop home to Dublin.
• KLM: The Flying Dutchman (11 legs, 24,068 nm): the London Heathrow shuttle, Bergen, New York JFK, Curacao and the East African triangle via Kilimanjaro and Dar es Salaam.
• Transavia Holiday Circuit (10 legs, 10,533 nm): all three Dutch bases, with Innsbruck, Ibiza, Faro, Heraklion and a Tenerife finale.
• Aegean Island Odyssey (9 legs, 1,426 nm): Athens, Santorini, Mykonos, Heraklion, Rhodes, Corfu and Thessaloniki.
• TUI Sunshine Express (14 legs, 26,458 nm): Kos, Antalya and Hurghada, then the Canaries triangle, Cape Verde, Curacao and Aruba.
• Lufthansa Classics (7 legs, 8,419 nm): Frankfurt, London Heathrow, Munich, Hamburg, Berlin and the New York JFK rotation.
• Cathay Pacific: Pearl of the Orient (10 legs, 24,661 nm): Taipei, Tokyo Narita, Bangkok, Singapore, Sydney and the London Heathrow rotation.
• Wizz Air East-West Express (10 legs, 7,166 nm): Budapest, Luton, Warsaw, Sofia, Skopje, Belgrade, Dortmund, Memmingen, Kutaisi and Larnaca.
• American Airlines Coast to Coast (8 legs, 6,249 nm): Dallas Fort Worth, Chicago, Washington, Charlotte, Miami, the JFK to Los Angeles transcon under its real flight number AA3, and Phoenix.
• Brussels Airlines: The African Connection (9 legs, 18,911 nm): the London shuttle, then Dakar, Abidjan, Douala and Entebbe on the airline's Sabena-heritage African network.
• Emirates Dubai Connector (10 legs, 32,914 nm): out-and-back spokes from Dubai to London Heathrow, Amsterdam, Mumbai, Singapore and Sydney.
• easyJet Orange Network (9 legs, 3,780 nm): Gatwick, the Geneva ski shuttle, Amsterdam, Luton, Edinburgh, Manchester and a Malaga finale.

Difficulty ranges from Easy for the Greek island hops to Expert for the long-haul programs. Fly the legs in order and file an accepted PIREP for each; completing a tour earns a completion award on your profile. Any aircraft counts, though each tour page suggests the equipment the airline really flies. All twelve tours are open now on the Tours page and run until July 2027.

The photo shows Aegean Airlines Airbus A320neo SX-NEI on approach (photo: MarcelX42, CC BY-SA 4.0).