Jetstar Asia to add Colombo run
- BTN News
- Monday, 19 August 2024
Jetstar Asia says it will be the only budget carrier flying nonstop between Singapore and Colombo, Sri Lanka when it launches the service in November.
Jetstar Asia says it will be the only budget carrier flying nonstop between Singapore and Colombo, Sri Lanka when it launches the service in November.
UK Border Force officers at London Heathrow Airport plan to strike from August 31 to September 3, the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union says, and members will then refuse to work overtime until September 22.
South Korean budget carrier Jeju Air has signed a new technology agreement with Amadeus designed to enhance cost competitiveness.
China says its air passenger numbers will break records this year, exceeding pre-pandemic levels.
Air Canada (AC) is boosting Ottawa to London Heathrow flights.
Australia's federal government will guarantee domestic ticket prices for Australian regional airline Regional Airways Limited (Rex) during the current administration process.
Iraqi Airways has renewed its agreement with SITA covering information technology services in the air transport sector and will implement SITA’s Flex Hybrid system.
AirAsia will add a new three-times weekly route to Port Blair, Andaman Islands, India from Kuala Lumpur (KL) on November 16.
Malaysia Airlines (MH) and Air Mauritius (MK) have reinstated their code-share flights from the airlines’ main hubs in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport, Mauritius and are placing their respective flight codes MH and MK on routes to key destinations.
Virgin Australia has launched an international flight sale, with up to 30 per cent savings on return flights to destinations including Bali, Fiji, Tokyo, Queenstown, Samoa and Vanuatu.
Europe's Wizz Air is offering a year of unlimited flights for EUR499, but it's not as cheap as it sounds.
Despite media coverage focusing on the failure of the industry to bounce back from Covid-driven staff shortages, the airline trade body Airlines for America (A4A) says the US airline industry now employs more than one million people - and according to the US Department of Transportation (DoT), US passenger airlines are now employing the largest workforce in nearly 23 years.
The Singapore Airlines budget arm Scoot says it is planning to expand in India and West Asia.
Jetstar Asia says it will be the only budget carrier flying nonstop between Singapore and Colombo, Sri Lanka when it launches the service in November.
UK Border Force officers at London Heathrow Airport plan to strike from August 31 to September 3, the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union says, and members will then refuse to work overtime until September 22.
South Korean budget carrier Jeju Air has signed a new technology agreement with Amadeus designed to enhance cost competitiveness.
China says its air passenger numbers will break records this year, exceeding pre-pandemic levels.
Air Canada (AC) is boosting Ottawa to London Heathrow flights.
Australia's federal government will guarantee domestic ticket prices for Australian regional airline Regional Airways Limited (Rex) during the current administration process.
Iraqi Airways has renewed its agreement with SITA covering information technology services in the air transport sector and will implement SITA’s Flex Hybrid system.
AirAsia will add a new three-times weekly route to Port Blair, Andaman Islands, India from Kuala Lumpur (KL) on November 16.
Malaysia Airlines (MH) and Air Mauritius (MK) have reinstated their code-share flights from the airlines’ main hubs in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport, Mauritius and are placing their respective flight codes MH and MK on routes to key destinations.
Virgin Australia has launched an international flight sale, with up to 30 per cent savings on return flights to destinations including Bali, Fiji, Tokyo, Queenstown, Samoa and Vanuatu.
Europe's Wizz Air is offering a year of unlimited flights for EUR499, but it's not as cheap as it sounds.
Despite media coverage focusing on the failure of the industry to bounce back from Covid-driven staff shortages, the airline trade body Airlines for America (A4A) says the US airline industry now employs more than one million people - and according to the US Department of Transportation (DoT), US passenger airlines are now employing the largest workforce in nearly 23 years.
The Singapore Airlines budget arm Scoot says it is planning to expand in India and West Asia.