Singapore Joins Japan, AirAsia, Korean Air, Malaysia Airlines, All Nippon Airways, and More in Expanding Network at Routes World 2025 in Hong Kong with new Innovation, partnership and more

Routes World 2025 Asia is right around the corner, and it’s the perfect chance for aviation leaders from every corner of the planet to gather and map out the next generation of air travel. If you’re one of the many people planning to join the event or even if you’re just passing through the countries involved knowing which airlines will be flying in is just as important as booking your ticket. The calendar will feature airlines of every stripe, from premium carriers that nail luxury to low-cost airlines that keep your trip affordable without skimping on essentials. That means no matter whether you want the most elegant transit or the best-priced hop to a neighboring country, the 2025 stage has your options right in one place.

The Routes World 2025 conference is scheduled to take place from September 24 to 26, 2025, at AsiaWorld-Expo, located at 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong.

The Event’s Global Reach and Key Airlines

Routes World 2025 will showcase a wide range of airlines from Asia, Oceania, and other global corners. Visitors will meet carriers offering both global and regional travel, catering to every budget from budget travelers to luxury seekers. Asia features heavyweights like Air China, Japan Airlines, and Singapore Airlines, all presenting vast networks that loop through both international and domestic shores. Meanwhile, Oceania’s Qantas and Air New Zealand stand out with smooth, long-haul connections ready to link continents.

Regional airlines like AirAsia, Lion Air, and IndiGo also play a significant role in providing low-cost travel within their respective regions, making it easier for budget-conscious travelers to move across Asia and beyond. For those seeking unique destinations, carriers from places like Bhutan (Drukair) and French Polynesia (Air Tahiti Nui) offer specialized routes, ensuring that every traveler finds an option suited to their needs.

The variety of airlines attending this event reflects the diversity of services available globally. From luxury services on Thai Airways to efficient budget options from VietJet Air, Routes World 2025 will showcase a wide range of choices. Travelers are encouraged to check out these airlines and their offerings, ensuring they pick the best flight options for their schedules and budgets.

The list of airlines attending Routes World 2025

Asia

Cambodia

Air Cambodia (Flag)
AirAsia Cambodia (Represented by AirAsia Group)
Cambodia Airways Co. Ltd (Full Service / Network)

China

Air China (Full Service / Network)
Air Hong Kong (Represented by Cathay Cargo, Cargo)
Beijing Capital Airlines Co., Ltd (Low Cost)
Cathay Cargo (Cargo)
Cathay Pacific (Full Service / Network)
Central Airlines (Cargo)
China Airlines Group (Full Service / Network)
China Eastern Airlines (Full Service / Network)
China Eastern Yunnan Airlines (Represented by China Eastern, Regional)
China Southern Airlines (Full Service / Network)
China Southern Henan Airlines (Represented by China Southern, Regional)
China Southern Shantou Airlines (Represented by China Southern, Regional)
China Southern Xiongan Airlines (Represented by China Southern, Regional)
Chongqing Airlines (Represented by China Southern, Regional)
Guizhou Airlines (Represented by China Southern, Regional)
Hainan Airlines (Full Service / Network)
HK Express (Low Cost)
Hong Kong Air Cargo Carrier Limited (Cargo)
Hong Kong Airlines Limited (Full Service / Network)
SF Airlines (Cargo)
Shandong Airlines Co. Ltd (Full Service / Network)
Shanghai Airlines Co. Ltd (Represented by China Eastern, Flag)
Shenzhen Airlines (Full Service / Network)
Sichuan Airlines (Full Service / Network)
West Air Co., Ltd (Low Cost)
Xiamen Airlines (Full Service / Network)
Zhuhai Airlines (Represented by China Southern, Regional)

India

Air India (Flag)
Air India Express (Regional)
IndiGo (Low Cost)
Indonesia AirAsia (Represented by AirAsia Group)

Indonesia

Batik Air (Represented by Lion Air Group, Full Service / Network)
Batik Air Malaysia (Low Cost)
BBN Airlines Indonesia (Cargo)
Citilink (Represented by Garuda Indonesia, Low Cost)
Lion Air (Low Cost)
TransNusa (Regional)
Wings Air (Represented by Lion Air, Full Service / Network)

Japan

Air Charter Japan (Charter)
ANA Wings (Represented by All Nippon Airways, Regional)
All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd. (Full Service / Network)
Japan Air Commuter Co. Ltd (Represented by Japan Airlines, Full Service / Network)
Japan Airlines (Full Service / Network)
Japan TransOcean Air (Represented by Japan Airlines, Regional)
J-Air (Represented by Japan Airlines, Regional)
Jetstar Airways (Low Cost)
Jetstar Group (Represented by Jetstar Airways, Low Cost)
Jetstar Japan (Represented by Jetstar Airways, Low Cost)
Spring Airlines Japan (Represented by Spring Airlines, Low Cost)

Korea, Republic of

Air Premia (Full Service / Network)
Korean Air (Full Service / Network)

Malaysia

AirAsia Group (Low Cost)
AirAsia Malaysia (Represented by AirAsia Group, Regional)
AirAsia Philippines (Represented by AirAsia Group, Low Cost)
AirAsia X (Represented by AirAsia Group, Low Cost)
Batik Air Malaysia (Low Cost)
Firefly (Low Cost)
Malaysia Airlines (Full Service / Network)
Raya Airways (Cargo)
Super Air Jet (Represented by Lion Air, Low Cost)

Mongolia

Air China Mongolia (Represented by Air China, Regional)
MIAT Mongolian Airlines (Flag)

Myanmar

Mingalar Aviation Services (Represented by Myanmar Airways International, Regional)
Myanmar Airways International (Full Service / Network)

Philippines

Cebgo (Represented by Cebu Pacific, Regional)
Cebu Pacific Air (Low Cost)
PAL Express (Represented by Philippine Airlines, Regional)
Philippine Airlines (Flag)
Thai Vietjet Air (Represented by VietJet Air, Low Cost)

Singapore

Scoot (Low Cost)
Singapore Airlines Ltd (Full Service / Network)

Sri Lanka

Fits Air (Low Cost)

Thailand

Bangkok Airways PCL (Regional)
Thai AirAsia (Low Cost)
Thai AirAsia X (Low Cost)
Thai Airways (Full Service / Network)
Thai Lion Air (Low Cost)
Thai Smartlynx (ACMI & Charter)
Thai Vietjet Air (Represented by VietJet Air, Low Cost)

Vietnam

VietJet Air (Low Cost)
Vietnam Airlines (Full Service / Network)
Vietravel Airlines (Low Cost)

Brunei Darussalam

Royal Brunei Airlines (Full Service / Network)

French Polynesia

Air Tahiti Nui (Flag)

Maldives

Maldivian (Full Service / Network)

Australia

Jetstar Airways (Low Cost)
Jetstar Group (Represented by Jetstar Airways, Low Cost)
Jetstar Japan (Represented by Jetstar Airways, Low Cost)
Qantas Airways Limited (Flag)
QantasLink (Represented by Qantas, Regional)
Virgin Australia (Full Service / Network)

Pakistan

Fly Jinnah (Represented by Air Arabia, Low Cost)

Taiwan

EVA Air (Full Service / Network)
China Airlines Group (Full Service / Network)
Uni Air (Represented by EVA Air, Full Service / Network)
STARLUX Airlines (Full Service / Network)

Other Regions

Papua New Guinea

Air Niugini (Full Service / Network)

Maldives

Maldivian (Full Service / Network)

Traveler’s Guide for Routes World 2025

Booking in Advance: Given the wide range of airlines participating in the event, booking your flight in advance is highly recommended. This will ensure you get the best deals and availability.
Understanding the Airlines: Depending on your destination, you’ll want to choose the right airline. Full-service airlines like Cathay Pacific and Malaysia Airlines offer comfort and extensive networks, while low-cost carriers like Jetstar and AirAsia provide affordable yet reliable services across their regions.
Connecting Flights: If you have layovers or connecting flights, check the airline’s network coverage and travel times. For example, Singapore Airlines offers excellent connections across Asia, while Air New Zealand can be an ideal choice for travel across the Pacific.
Luggage and Service Requirements: If you’re flying with a premium airline, expect additional benefits such as larger luggage allowances and luxury amenities. For low-cost carriers, be mindful of baggage limits and potential additional charges.
Visa and Travel Documents: Make sure to verify visa requirements before booking flights, especially when traveling between different countries in Asia or Oceania. Refer to official government websites for up-to-date entry and exit regulations.

Event Details: 2024

Dates: October 6–8, 2024

Venue: Bahrain International Exhibition & Convention Centre, Manama, Bahrain

Attendees: Over 2,500 aviation professionals from more than 130 countries

Airline Attendees: 2024

Approximately 80 airlines participated, including major international carriers such as:

Air Canada Rouge

Air France

All Nippon Airways (ANA)

Delta Air Lines

China Southern Airlines

Cathay Pacific

Singapore Airlines

Jetstar Airways

Air New Zealand

Royal Brunei Airlines

Overview

Routes World 2025 is shaping up to be a must attend gathering for the aviation industry, and savvy travelers should pay attention. Carriers from every corner of the globe will be in the same place, evaluating the next big routes, refreshing their network plans, and rolling out new services. That’s key intel for anyone planning a trip. Not sure who to trust for your next gateway to China, India, or Australia? The conference gives you the first peek at which airlines are adding, dropping, or tweaking crucial routes. Think of it as a preview of the skies in the next couple of years. The fine print, as always, matters. Booking early usually locks in lower fares, while keeping an eye on the timing and length of layovers can keep that transfer from feeling too tight. Finally, baggage policies are in flux, so read the terms before you gather your gear. Armed with that knowledge, your next journey can go from alright to seamless.

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