American Airlines has released plans for a new boarding process to begin on March 1 that places passengers in one of nine numbered groups (it currently has four).
Many international airlines have cancelled all services to Nigeria while the capital’s airport, Nnamdi Azikiwe International in Abuja, closes from March 8 to effect runway repairs.
British Airways' (BA's) mixed fleet cabin crew who are members of the Unite union are to strike again - this time for seven days from early Friday March 3 to midnight Thursday March 9.
USA-based all-you-can-fly subscription-based carrier Surf Air plans to open in the UK.
The 'from GBP69' fares offered by Europe's budget carrier Norwegian on 10 new transatlantic routes from Edinburgh, Belfast, Cork, Shannon and Dublin to airports in the US are being snapped up fast.
The Indian government is expected to make it mandatory for Indian airlines to only operate new aircraft that are compliant with the newly-developed GPS-Aided GEO Augmented Navigation (GAGAN) system. The rule is likely to apply from January 1, 2019.
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has joined the board of Accorhotels as the international company gears up to introduce an International Strategy Committee, which he will chair.
From March 1, Qatar Airways is dropping the oneworld alliance's baggage rules for connecting flights.
Asia Pacific budget carrier Jetstar has signed a contract with Ireland's CarTrawler to offer car rental using mobile apps, tablets or desktops.
Thailand’s Bangkok Airways has been re-certified to the international safety standards of ICAO.
Women start their professional lives keen to achieve executive level status, but their ambitions drop off at senior management levels, according to a new study.
Japan's ANA Holdings is taking a controlling share of Peach Aviation as it works to improve its share of budget air travel sales.
Australia's Macquarie's infrastructure fund, which owns 36 per cent of Europe's Brussels Airport, reportedly is seeking to sell its stake to co-owner Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, which holds 39 per cent of the airport's shares. If the negotiations fail, Macquarie is expected to auction its stake.
American Airlines has released plans for a new boarding process to begin on March 1 that places passengers in one of nine numbered groups (it currently has four).
Many international airlines have cancelled all services to Nigeria while the capital’s airport, Nnamdi Azikiwe International in Abuja, closes from March 8 to effect runway repairs.
British Airways' (BA's) mixed fleet cabin crew who are members of the Unite union are to strike again - this time for seven days from early Friday March 3 to midnight Thursday March 9.
USA-based all-you-can-fly subscription-based carrier Surf Air plans to open in the UK.
The 'from GBP69' fares offered by Europe's budget carrier Norwegian on 10 new transatlantic routes from Edinburgh, Belfast, Cork, Shannon and Dublin to airports in the US are being snapped up fast.
The Indian government is expected to make it mandatory for Indian airlines to only operate new aircraft that are compliant with the newly-developed GPS-Aided GEO Augmented Navigation (GAGAN) system. The rule is likely to apply from January 1, 2019.
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has joined the board of Accorhotels as the international company gears up to introduce an International Strategy Committee, which he will chair.
From March 1, Qatar Airways is dropping the oneworld alliance's baggage rules for connecting flights.
Asia Pacific budget carrier Jetstar has signed a contract with Ireland's CarTrawler to offer car rental using mobile apps, tablets or desktops.
Thailand’s Bangkok Airways has been re-certified to the international safety standards of ICAO.
Women start their professional lives keen to achieve executive level status, but their ambitions drop off at senior management levels, according to a new study.
Japan's ANA Holdings is taking a controlling share of Peach Aviation as it works to improve its share of budget air travel sales.
Australia's Macquarie's infrastructure fund, which owns 36 per cent of Europe's Brussels Airport, reportedly is seeking to sell its stake to co-owner Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, which holds 39 per cent of the airport's shares. If the negotiations fail, Macquarie is expected to auction its stake.
