With both Airbus and Boeing facing manufacturing challenges, Chinese state-owned planemaker Comac drew delegates to consider its self-developed C919 and ARJ21 jets at the recent Singapore Airshow, but overall, the interest was more 'looking' than 'buying', despite an Airshow advertisement promising 'A reliable new choice'.
Qantas’ Project Sunrise direct flights from Sydney to London and New York will be delayed by six months to mid-2026 because of manufacturing delays affecting its new 12 A350-1000s.
The recent visa-free initiatives by Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia to attract Chinese visitors may be paying off, with tour operators and others indicating Australia's tourism industry is being hurt by its current visa rules.
Qantas Airways is considering a 28-day discounted lounge access subscription that automatically rolls over unless cancelled.
Qatar Airways will resume flights to Lisbon, Portugal as part of its 2024 network expansion.
Its four weekly flights will be operated by B787-8 aircraft commencing Thursday, 6 June 2024.
US plane maker Boeing has said goodbye to Ed Clark, the head of its 737 MAX program.
Australia's budget carriers have topped the country's on-time performance and cancellation rates for January 2024, says the Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics (BITRE).
Australia's Qantas Airways has reported a first-half profit fall, with underlying earnings before tax at A$1.25 billion - down from A$1.43 billion a year earlier.
Australia's Qantas has appointed John Mullen to be its chairman, effective October at the company's annual general meeting.
Germany-based scheduled and executive charter airline Hahnair has appointed Stephen Chung as regional vice president APAC, based in Hong Kong.
In his new position, Chung will support partner airlines using Hahnair’s distribution network.
In Europe, the week of 12-18 February saw strong holiday traffic to ski destinations – and also to Spain and Morocco, with traffic overall up four per cent on the previous week and five per cent higher than in 2023, according to the latest EuroControl Aviation Intelligence report.
Two alternative dispute resolution institutions – one in Europe, and the other in Asia – have come together to collaborate on Asia’s first specialised mediation framework for the aviation industry.
With both Airbus and Boeing facing manufacturing challenges, Chinese state-owned planemaker Comac drew delegates to consider its self-developed C919 and ARJ21 jets at the recent Singapore Airshow, but overall, the interest was more 'looking' than 'buying', despite an Airshow advertisement promising 'A reliable new choice'.
Qantas’ Project Sunrise direct flights from Sydney to London and New York will be delayed by six months to mid-2026 because of manufacturing delays affecting its new 12 A350-1000s.
The recent visa-free initiatives by Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia to attract Chinese visitors may be paying off, with tour operators and others indicating Australia's tourism industry is being hurt by its current visa rules.
Qantas Airways is considering a 28-day discounted lounge access subscription that automatically rolls over unless cancelled.
Qatar Airways will resume flights to Lisbon, Portugal as part of its 2024 network expansion.
Its four weekly flights will be operated by B787-8 aircraft commencing Thursday, 6 June 2024.
US plane maker Boeing has said goodbye to Ed Clark, the head of its 737 MAX program.
Australia's budget carriers have topped the country's on-time performance and cancellation rates for January 2024, says the Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics (BITRE).
Australia's Qantas Airways has reported a first-half profit fall, with underlying earnings before tax at A$1.25 billion - down from A$1.43 billion a year earlier.
Australia's Qantas has appointed John Mullen to be its chairman, effective October at the company's annual general meeting.
Germany-based scheduled and executive charter airline Hahnair has appointed Stephen Chung as regional vice president APAC, based in Hong Kong.
In his new position, Chung will support partner airlines using Hahnair’s distribution network.
In Europe, the week of 12-18 February saw strong holiday traffic to ski destinations – and also to Spain and Morocco, with traffic overall up four per cent on the previous week and five per cent higher than in 2023, according to the latest EuroControl Aviation Intelligence report.
Two alternative dispute resolution institutions – one in Europe, and the other in Asia – have come together to collaborate on Asia’s first specialised mediation framework for the aviation industry.
