United Airlines still is in talks with labour unions representing its pilots and flight attendants, but it has struck tentative agreements with a union representing nearly 30,000 ground workers.
In Australia, Qantas and Airbus are spending A$2 million and teaming with Jet Zero Australia and SAF technology firm LanzaJet for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) research and the development of a biofuel refinery in Queensland.
Japan's ANA is returning to Munich Airport after a pandemic-related break.
British Airways is to cancel more than 300 flights to and from London Heathrow over the Easter holiday period due to pay dispute strikes by airport security staff.
UK landlords are to be given new powers to evict 'problematic' tenants who play loud music, use drugs, cause damage to their property or fall behind on their rent with just two weeks’ notice, down from four weeks now.
Some passengers at Scotland's Edinburgh Airport now are able to drop their bags off the day before their flight as part of a free ‘Twilight Bag Drop’ service.
A Nottingham, England-based company with the registered name XPO Logistics Limited has been forced to change it to 14225814 Ltd after logistics giant XPO Logistics Inc complained to the UK's Companies House.
Australia's new domestic airline Bonza says it has sold 100,000 seats since it launched its Bonza app and is opening six more routes.
The Australian Lawyers Alliance wants the country's Federal government to develop a compensation scheme to protect passenger rights, similar to those operating in the United Kingdom, the European Union and Canada.
Virgin Australia has started flying between the Gold Coast and Bali, with more medium-haul international flights to follow.
Pacific cargo airline Asia Pacific Airlines says it will comply with US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) instructions on crew training to ensure it can fly again "soon".
United Airlines still is in talks with labour unions representing its pilots and flight attendants, but it has struck tentative agreements with a union representing nearly 30,000 ground workers.
In Australia, Qantas and Airbus are spending A$2 million and teaming with Jet Zero Australia and SAF technology firm LanzaJet for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) research and the development of a biofuel refinery in Queensland.
Japan's ANA is returning to Munich Airport after a pandemic-related break.
British Airways is to cancel more than 300 flights to and from London Heathrow over the Easter holiday period due to pay dispute strikes by airport security staff.
UK landlords are to be given new powers to evict 'problematic' tenants who play loud music, use drugs, cause damage to their property or fall behind on their rent with just two weeks’ notice, down from four weeks now.
Some passengers at Scotland's Edinburgh Airport now are able to drop their bags off the day before their flight as part of a free ‘Twilight Bag Drop’ service.
A Nottingham, England-based company with the registered name XPO Logistics Limited has been forced to change it to 14225814 Ltd after logistics giant XPO Logistics Inc complained to the UK's Companies House.
Australia's new domestic airline Bonza says it has sold 100,000 seats since it launched its Bonza app and is opening six more routes.
The Australian Lawyers Alliance wants the country's Federal government to develop a compensation scheme to protect passenger rights, similar to those operating in the United Kingdom, the European Union and Canada.
Virgin Australia has started flying between the Gold Coast and Bali, with more medium-haul international flights to follow.
Pacific cargo airline Asia Pacific Airlines says it will comply with US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) instructions on crew training to ensure it can fly again "soon".
