The International Airlines Group (IAG) low-cost long-haul airline Level will soon receive its own Air Operator Certificate (AOC) and become the fifth IAG carrier (joining British Airways, Iberia, Vueling and Aer Lingus).
A number of entities have announced 'Air-CRAFT' (the UAE Centre for Renewable and Advanced Fuel Technologies for Aviation) - a UAE-based research consortium focused on developing, producing and scaling sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) technologies.
Ryanair ceo Michael O’Leary has described Italy's antitrust investigation into his airline as a “joke” as he fights an investigation by competition regulators into Ryanair's pricing of domestic flights.
Paris, France has been rated best city for infrastructure and ability to run successful trade fairs in a new study by Holidu.
The USA's United Airlines says unprecedented demand for Asia Pacific has seen it grow its trans pacific route network by 94 per cent compared to last year's northern winter season and it will exceed the carrier's pre-Covid coverage for the first time.
Australian airline on-time performance for October as per BITRE figures for all routes operated by participating airlines (Jetstar, Qantas, QantasLink, Rex Airlines, Skytrans, Virgin Australia and Virgin Australia Regional Airlines) averaged 71.1 per cent for arrivals and 71.1 per cent for departures.
Virgin Australia next year will launch two new direct services from Melbourne and Brisbane to Uluru in the Red Centre in partnership with the Northern Territory Government and Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia (the operator of Ayers Rock Resort).
Chinese president Xi Jinping has taken a more dove-ish stance on relations with the West, saying his country is on a path of peaceful development.
Former airline partners Virgin Australia and Air New Zealand have submitted applications to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and the New Zealand Ministry of Transport for a green light for a unilateral trans-Tasman code-share agreement.
Japan Airlines (JAL) is working with three engineering firms on safety and sustainability as it considers the feasibility of using hydrogen-electric engines to power its regional aircraft.
Glasgow, Scotland-based Loganair has cut or suspended a number of routes, citing soft market conditions and costs.
The International Airlines Group (IAG) low-cost long-haul airline Level will soon receive its own Air Operator Certificate (AOC) and become the fifth IAG carrier (joining British Airways, Iberia, Vueling and Aer Lingus).
A number of entities have announced 'Air-CRAFT' (the UAE Centre for Renewable and Advanced Fuel Technologies for Aviation) - a UAE-based research consortium focused on developing, producing and scaling sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) technologies.
Ryanair ceo Michael O’Leary has described Italy's antitrust investigation into his airline as a “joke” as he fights an investigation by competition regulators into Ryanair's pricing of domestic flights.
Paris, France has been rated best city for infrastructure and ability to run successful trade fairs in a new study by Holidu.
The USA's United Airlines says unprecedented demand for Asia Pacific has seen it grow its trans pacific route network by 94 per cent compared to last year's northern winter season and it will exceed the carrier's pre-Covid coverage for the first time.
Australian airline on-time performance for October as per BITRE figures for all routes operated by participating airlines (Jetstar, Qantas, QantasLink, Rex Airlines, Skytrans, Virgin Australia and Virgin Australia Regional Airlines) averaged 71.1 per cent for arrivals and 71.1 per cent for departures.
Virgin Australia next year will launch two new direct services from Melbourne and Brisbane to Uluru in the Red Centre in partnership with the Northern Territory Government and Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia (the operator of Ayers Rock Resort).
Chinese president Xi Jinping has taken a more dove-ish stance on relations with the West, saying his country is on a path of peaceful development.
Former airline partners Virgin Australia and Air New Zealand have submitted applications to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and the New Zealand Ministry of Transport for a green light for a unilateral trans-Tasman code-share agreement.
Japan Airlines (JAL) is working with three engineering firms on safety and sustainability as it considers the feasibility of using hydrogen-electric engines to power its regional aircraft.
Glasgow, Scotland-based Loganair has cut or suspended a number of routes, citing soft market conditions and costs.
