Vietnam Airlines’ Pacific Airlines (originally Jetstar Pacific), has suspended services while it “restructures its fleet and route network to ensure and enhance operational efficiency” and is working with Vietnam Airlines to lease new aircraft and "optimise resources," such as sharing check-in counters and ground service vehicles.
The USA's Alaska Airlines is launching a subscription service offering discounts on wifi - and early notice of sales.
With a Spirit Air merger off the table, the USA's JetBlue Airways is cutting costs and routes, with almost a third of flights out of Los Angeles International Airport to go - and it will completely exit Kansas City, Missouri; Newburgh, New York; Bogotá, Colombia; Quito, Ecuador and Lima, Peru on June 13.
Los Angeles cuts include routes to Miami, Las Vegas and San Francisco.
Other flights to disappear include Fort Lauderdale, Florida to five cities including Nashville, New Orleans and Salt Lake City and between Detroit and John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.
Australia's leisure-focused Bonza has launched flights between Queensland's Gold Coast Airport and Darwin in the Northern Territory (NT).
Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund the Public Investment Fund (PIF) could buy the kingdom’s national airline Saudia, Bloomberg says.
Australia's Qantas is raising its lounge fees from April 18, with a one-off joining fee rising from A$99 to A$129 and access from then costing A$699 for one year, A$1,299 for two years and A$2,000 for four years.
Singapore Airlines has launched a share buyback program - and also will issue US$500 million in bonds to help cover aircraft acquisition costs, working capital and refinancing expenses.
The Singapore Airlines Group (SIA), which operates both Singapore Airlines and Scoot, has released its February 2024 traffic figures showing the two airlines carried a combined 3.1 million passengers during the month, up 28.2 per cent from a year before.
Australia's Virgin Australia and Link Airways code-share flights now give regional Australians more flight options between 41 destinations and expand Virgin Australia’s regional footprint by approximately 45 per cent.
The Singapore Airlines budget carrier Scoot has launched a flight sale running until Monday March 25 and featuring significant discounts.
Embraer’s E190-E2 and E195-E2 aircraft have received 120-minute extended twin-engine operations (ETOPS) approval from Brazilian, US and European authorities, helpinging its business case in regions including Australia.
Vietnam Airlines’ Pacific Airlines (originally Jetstar Pacific), has suspended services while it “restructures its fleet and route network to ensure and enhance operational efficiency” and is working with Vietnam Airlines to lease new aircraft and "optimise resources," such as sharing check-in counters and ground service vehicles.
The USA's Alaska Airlines is launching a subscription service offering discounts on wifi - and early notice of sales.
With a Spirit Air merger off the table, the USA's JetBlue Airways is cutting costs and routes, with almost a third of flights out of Los Angeles International Airport to go - and it will completely exit Kansas City, Missouri; Newburgh, New York; Bogotá, Colombia; Quito, Ecuador and Lima, Peru on June 13.
Los Angeles cuts include routes to Miami, Las Vegas and San Francisco.
Other flights to disappear include Fort Lauderdale, Florida to five cities including Nashville, New Orleans and Salt Lake City and between Detroit and John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.
Australia's leisure-focused Bonza has launched flights between Queensland's Gold Coast Airport and Darwin in the Northern Territory (NT).
Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund the Public Investment Fund (PIF) could buy the kingdom’s national airline Saudia, Bloomberg says.
Australia's Qantas is raising its lounge fees from April 18, with a one-off joining fee rising from A$99 to A$129 and access from then costing A$699 for one year, A$1,299 for two years and A$2,000 for four years.
Singapore Airlines has launched a share buyback program - and also will issue US$500 million in bonds to help cover aircraft acquisition costs, working capital and refinancing expenses.
The Singapore Airlines Group (SIA), which operates both Singapore Airlines and Scoot, has released its February 2024 traffic figures showing the two airlines carried a combined 3.1 million passengers during the month, up 28.2 per cent from a year before.
Australia's Virgin Australia and Link Airways code-share flights now give regional Australians more flight options between 41 destinations and expand Virgin Australia’s regional footprint by approximately 45 per cent.
The Singapore Airlines budget carrier Scoot has launched a flight sale running until Monday March 25 and featuring significant discounts.
Embraer’s E190-E2 and E195-E2 aircraft have received 120-minute extended twin-engine operations (ETOPS) approval from Brazilian, US and European authorities, helpinging its business case in regions including Australia.
