Norwegian Air Argentina has recently announced the addition of new routes and the prospect of coming profitability.

Research by CWT, the B2B4E travel management platform, reveals some surprising regional differences about the preferences of business travellers.

This time, flights between the Bavarian and Brazilian capitals will be with an A350-900. A second daily Frankfurt-Chicago frequency will happen too.

New routes to Miami and San Francisco and a summer service to Seattle have also just taken off.

The Spanish flag carrier is placing its bets on Norway with more flights and destinations – and “improved connectivity” to Latin America.

But the low-cost carrier will be flying into direct competition with several other airlines on its new route.

The plane-maker’s board has backed a sale of its commercial aviation division, following government approval in Brazil.

Panama’s Copa Airlines has beaten airBaltic as the most on time, while KLM radically improves but Vueling plummets.

The move follows the repossession of much of its leased fleet, hitting air services in a huge market Norwegian is starting to break into.

“Our new Rio de Janeiro route breaks the monopoly” on direct flights with “low fares” to Brazil, claims the carrier’s chief executive.

Starting now, Norwegian Air Argentina says it is offering free wi-fi on its domestic flights – the first in the country to do so.

Travel specialist G Adventures still sees potential in Iceland as Game of Thrones returns, while also naming Uzbekistan, Senegal, Patagonia and others.

Norwegian Argentina flew 9,000 passengers during its first 15 days. Now a second plane has arrived in the capital.

Further details and prices have been released for the new domestic routes, which will connect Buenos Aires with six destinations.

The youthful Air France carrier has announced six new destinations for summer 2019, another being Irma-ravaged Saint Martin.

The low-cost long-haul carrier is planning flights from London in 2019 and says there’s big potential for flights from southern Europe.

Norwegian Air Argentina has launched the domestic sales in a highly challenging environment for the country.

The Spanish flag carrier is scheduling 17 flights a week each from Madrid to Buenos Aires and Mexico City.

Flights to Brazil are "characterised by low competition and high prices. Norwegian Air intends to reverse that.”

Norwegian confirms that it has applied to the authorities of another country with “great potential”.