By 2030, Airports of Thailand (AoT) plans two new runways and a new passenger terminal as well as expanding the capacity of the existing facility at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok, increasing its capacity to 150 million passengers per year, up from about 60 million now.
Qantas is aiming to employ 40 per cent of female cadet pilots by 2028, up from 20 per cent in recent years.
Ninety-six per cent of today's pilots world wide are men, according to the International Civil Aviation Organisation.
Just before the 10th anniversary of its disappearance, Malaysia says it may restart a search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, which had 227 passengers and 12 crew on board en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing and which vanished without a trace.
A Hong Kong International Airport check in and direct bus transfer service have been added at Sands Resorts Macao.
Stephanie Tanpure, vice president of sales Sands China said: "The introduction of airport check-in and direct bus transfers is a critical component of our response to calls to enhance the accessibility of Macao as a destination and position Macao as a premier international MICE destination."
Doha-based Qatar Airways’ has resumed services to Osaka, Japan with a non-stop daily flight between Hamad International Airport and Kansai International Airport.
A group of passengers is suing US carrier Alaska Airlines and aircraft manufacturer Boeing for US$1 billion over the January 5 incident where 'a cabin panel blowout' as a B737 MAX 9 climbed through 16,000 feet left a pilot with no option but to attempt a return to Oregon airport.
Turkish Airlines is now operating Melbourne-Istanbul-Melbourne three times a week and is aiming for 21 weekly flights to or from Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney - with the total increasing to 35 by 2025.
Another short-term Australia sale is on offer in the US.
Air New Zealand has put flights to Australia from the United States on sale, but only until Monday March 4.
IAG, the Spain-based owner of British Airways, has reported an annual profit of EUR2.7 billion after tax, on operating profits of EUR3.5 billion.
As though its MAX and assembly problems weren't enough to be going on with, plane maker Boeing has reached a US$51 million settlement with the US state department for export violations - including that Chinese employees in China improperly downloaded documents related to US Pentagon programs.
Two more senior executives - Lars Winkelbauer and Abilash Kurien - have pleaded guilty in connection to a US$23 million scheme to defraud Polar Air Cargo Worldwide, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) says.
Nabil Sultan, Emirates divisional svp Cargo, has moved from SkyCargo to be executive vp – passenger sales and country management at Emirates.
Australia-based Jetstar says more than 5,000 staff in its home country and at Jetstar airlines based in New Zealand, Japan and Singapore soon will wear a new uniform, including pilots, cabin crew and airport team members.
By 2030, Airports of Thailand (AoT) plans two new runways and a new passenger terminal as well as expanding the capacity of the existing facility at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok, increasing its capacity to 150 million passengers per year, up from about 60 million now.
Qantas is aiming to employ 40 per cent of female cadet pilots by 2028, up from 20 per cent in recent years.
Ninety-six per cent of today's pilots world wide are men, according to the International Civil Aviation Organisation.
Just before the 10th anniversary of its disappearance, Malaysia says it may restart a search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, which had 227 passengers and 12 crew on board en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing and which vanished without a trace.
A Hong Kong International Airport check in and direct bus transfer service have been added at Sands Resorts Macao.
Stephanie Tanpure, vice president of sales Sands China said: "The introduction of airport check-in and direct bus transfers is a critical component of our response to calls to enhance the accessibility of Macao as a destination and position Macao as a premier international MICE destination."
Doha-based Qatar Airways’ has resumed services to Osaka, Japan with a non-stop daily flight between Hamad International Airport and Kansai International Airport.
A group of passengers is suing US carrier Alaska Airlines and aircraft manufacturer Boeing for US$1 billion over the January 5 incident where 'a cabin panel blowout' as a B737 MAX 9 climbed through 16,000 feet left a pilot with no option but to attempt a return to Oregon airport.
Turkish Airlines is now operating Melbourne-Istanbul-Melbourne three times a week and is aiming for 21 weekly flights to or from Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney - with the total increasing to 35 by 2025.
Another short-term Australia sale is on offer in the US.
Air New Zealand has put flights to Australia from the United States on sale, but only until Monday March 4.
IAG, the Spain-based owner of British Airways, has reported an annual profit of EUR2.7 billion after tax, on operating profits of EUR3.5 billion.
As though its MAX and assembly problems weren't enough to be going on with, plane maker Boeing has reached a US$51 million settlement with the US state department for export violations - including that Chinese employees in China improperly downloaded documents related to US Pentagon programs.
Two more senior executives - Lars Winkelbauer and Abilash Kurien - have pleaded guilty in connection to a US$23 million scheme to defraud Polar Air Cargo Worldwide, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) says.
Nabil Sultan, Emirates divisional svp Cargo, has moved from SkyCargo to be executive vp – passenger sales and country management at Emirates.
Australia-based Jetstar says more than 5,000 staff in its home country and at Jetstar airlines based in New Zealand, Japan and Singapore soon will wear a new uniform, including pilots, cabin crew and airport team members.
