Travel IT company SITA is exploring the potential of blockchain (the platform that underpins bitcoin) technology to provide travellers with a secure single token to travel through airports and across borders.
Former Satour manager Australia and Western Australia Tourism Commission marketing manager Rob Grant has died after a battle with cancer.
Hours after the crash of EgyptAir MS804 in the Mediterranean, a Delta Airlines Frankfurt-Kuwait charter entered Greek air space without identifying itself.
The head of the USA's Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has fired the agency’s security official Kelly Hoggan.
Vietnam's national carrier Vietnam Airlines is expected to sell 8.77 per cent to Japan's ANA Holdings, news website Dau Tu reports.
As might be expected*, the head of Egypt's forensics authority has dismissed as 'premature' any suggestion that the small sizes of body parts retrieved since an EgyptAir plane crashed last week indicates there was an explosion on board, either terror-related or an accident.
A Cameroon-born hacker has been extradited from the UK to the US after being arrested for illegally obtaining US$2 million worth of plane tickets through a phishing email campaign.
Ireland-based Ryanair plans to slash fares by an average of seven per cent - and commentators say the initiative could be followed by competitor airlines as the industry struggles with overcapacity and weakened demand caused by the terror attacks in Brussels and Paris.
China's aviation/tourism firm HNA says it will buy up to 20 per cent of Portugal's national airline TAP, starting with a seven per cent stake of Atlantic Gateway, the private consortium that owns half of TAP.
Egyptair flight MS804 'was in the same area as a UFO when it disappeared', it 'turned 90 degrees and then 360 degrees before it dropped from the sky', it 'did not swerve or lose altitude before it disappeared', there could have been 'a struggle in the cockpit - or a bomb blast' and pilots did or did not make a mayday call ahead of the crash - take your pick of the above, because it seems that until the flight recorder boxes are found, the whole disaster will remain a mystery for all involved, including for those trying to report it.
The last of the carriers prosecuted in a class action launched in 2006 alleging a conspiracy to artificially inflate the price of air freight services has entered into a settlement agreement of US$12.5 million.
Vietnam’s VietJet has ordered 100 Boeing 737 MAX 200 jets worth US$11.3 billion list.
Irish budget carrier Ryanair has released figures showing passenger and profit growth in all four quarters in the UK financial year to March 31.
Travel IT company SITA is exploring the potential of blockchain (the platform that underpins bitcoin) technology to provide travellers with a secure single token to travel through airports and across borders.
Former Satour manager Australia and Western Australia Tourism Commission marketing manager Rob Grant has died after a battle with cancer.
Hours after the crash of EgyptAir MS804 in the Mediterranean, a Delta Airlines Frankfurt-Kuwait charter entered Greek air space without identifying itself.
The head of the USA's Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has fired the agency’s security official Kelly Hoggan.
Vietnam's national carrier Vietnam Airlines is expected to sell 8.77 per cent to Japan's ANA Holdings, news website Dau Tu reports.
As might be expected*, the head of Egypt's forensics authority has dismissed as 'premature' any suggestion that the small sizes of body parts retrieved since an EgyptAir plane crashed last week indicates there was an explosion on board, either terror-related or an accident.
A Cameroon-born hacker has been extradited from the UK to the US after being arrested for illegally obtaining US$2 million worth of plane tickets through a phishing email campaign.
Ireland-based Ryanair plans to slash fares by an average of seven per cent - and commentators say the initiative could be followed by competitor airlines as the industry struggles with overcapacity and weakened demand caused by the terror attacks in Brussels and Paris.
China's aviation/tourism firm HNA says it will buy up to 20 per cent of Portugal's national airline TAP, starting with a seven per cent stake of Atlantic Gateway, the private consortium that owns half of TAP.
Egyptair flight MS804 'was in the same area as a UFO when it disappeared', it 'turned 90 degrees and then 360 degrees before it dropped from the sky', it 'did not swerve or lose altitude before it disappeared', there could have been 'a struggle in the cockpit - or a bomb blast' and pilots did or did not make a mayday call ahead of the crash - take your pick of the above, because it seems that until the flight recorder boxes are found, the whole disaster will remain a mystery for all involved, including for those trying to report it.
The last of the carriers prosecuted in a class action launched in 2006 alleging a conspiracy to artificially inflate the price of air freight services has entered into a settlement agreement of US$12.5 million.
Vietnam’s VietJet has ordered 100 Boeing 737 MAX 200 jets worth US$11.3 billion list.
Irish budget carrier Ryanair has released figures showing passenger and profit growth in all four quarters in the UK financial year to March 31.
