Icelandic carrier Icelandair will launch new US$406 flights from its hub in Reykjavik to Istanbul on September 5, 2025, with a four-a-week schedule for the five-and-a-half hour flights.
Indonesia's Lion Air is joining the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) and will be the regional trade body's first low-cost carrier, highlighting their growing importance in Asia Pacific.
Spain's Iberia has restored its service from Madrid to Tokyo Narita in Japan, which it discontinued due to Covid in 2020.
Australia's domestic airfares have risen sharply since regional carrier Rex went into administration, with residents in regional and remote parts of Australia paying in excess of A$1200 for return flights to their nearest capital city.
International Mining and Resources Conference + Expo (IMARC) has confirmed Sydney will be host to the conference in 2025 - for the fourth year.
Eurocontrol's week 45 (November 4-10) saw traffic continue to drop back as airlines moved to winter schedules.
The aviation industry including the air charter segment has stepped up once again in 2024, responding to crises around the globe and assisting in humanitarian operations in the Far East, Africa, the Middle East, Caribbean, North and South America in the aftermaths of natural disasters and civil unrest.
About three dozen airlines in Russia could go bankrupt in 2025 due to the indirect impacts of Western sanctions.
The danger from this week's volcanic eruption near Bali, Indonesia has eased and Qantas and its budget arm Jetstar have resumed some flights between Bali and Australia, while Virgin Australia was flying all scheduled flights on Thursday.
Travel IT firm Travelport and Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) have signed a multi-source content distribution agreement that includes New Distribution Capability (NDC) content and servicing.
Fiji's Raffe Hotels & Resorts has been awarded the Fiji Business Excellence Award for 2024, which recognises organisations for exceptional commitment to continuous improvement, innovation and quality in their operations.
Scotland's Glasgow and Aberdeen airports plus Southampton in England have been sold to a Canadian investment company in a deal valued at GBP1.53 billion.
The number of pre-qualified buyers attending this year’s World Travel Market London increased by 11 per cent compared to last year, with organisers of the world’s most influential travel and tourism event confirming 5,049 buyers attended.
Icelandic carrier Icelandair will launch new US$406 flights from its hub in Reykjavik to Istanbul on September 5, 2025, with a four-a-week schedule for the five-and-a-half hour flights.
Indonesia's Lion Air is joining the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) and will be the regional trade body's first low-cost carrier, highlighting their growing importance in Asia Pacific.
Spain's Iberia has restored its service from Madrid to Tokyo Narita in Japan, which it discontinued due to Covid in 2020.
Australia's domestic airfares have risen sharply since regional carrier Rex went into administration, with residents in regional and remote parts of Australia paying in excess of A$1200 for return flights to their nearest capital city.
International Mining and Resources Conference + Expo (IMARC) has confirmed Sydney will be host to the conference in 2025 - for the fourth year.
Eurocontrol's week 45 (November 4-10) saw traffic continue to drop back as airlines moved to winter schedules.
The aviation industry including the air charter segment has stepped up once again in 2024, responding to crises around the globe and assisting in humanitarian operations in the Far East, Africa, the Middle East, Caribbean, North and South America in the aftermaths of natural disasters and civil unrest.
About three dozen airlines in Russia could go bankrupt in 2025 due to the indirect impacts of Western sanctions.
The danger from this week's volcanic eruption near Bali, Indonesia has eased and Qantas and its budget arm Jetstar have resumed some flights between Bali and Australia, while Virgin Australia was flying all scheduled flights on Thursday.
Travel IT firm Travelport and Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) have signed a multi-source content distribution agreement that includes New Distribution Capability (NDC) content and servicing.
Fiji's Raffe Hotels & Resorts has been awarded the Fiji Business Excellence Award for 2024, which recognises organisations for exceptional commitment to continuous improvement, innovation and quality in their operations.
Scotland's Glasgow and Aberdeen airports plus Southampton in England have been sold to a Canadian investment company in a deal valued at GBP1.53 billion.
The number of pre-qualified buyers attending this year’s World Travel Market London increased by 11 per cent compared to last year, with organisers of the world’s most influential travel and tourism event confirming 5,049 buyers attended.
