The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is meeting with leaders of the global aviation industry for the 79th IATA Annual General Meeting (AGM) and World Air Transport Summit, with Turkey's Pegasus Airlines as the host airline.
The USA's United Airlines pilots face a vote to authorise a strike, the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) says.
Virgin Australia's Velocity Frequent Flyer (Velocity) loyalty program and Luxury Escapes are joining for a partnership that will see Velocity's 11 million members able to earn and redeem Velocity Points on travel product available at luxuryescapes.com.
Australia's Qantas Group is investing A$400 million in a climate change fund with the aim of reducing its emissions.
American Airlines says it will appeal a recent court ruling that would end its partnership with JetBlue Airways in the Northeast of the country.
UK rail services have again been hit by strikes in the long-running dispute between unions and the government over pay, jobs and conditions.
In Australia, Qantas will mimic international airlines and start boarding domestic flights in up to five groups in an attempt to streamline the current process and ensure more flights depart on time.
Jason Waters, the ceo of Western Australia's Perth Mint, has been named as the new head of the state's Perth Airport.
The USA's Delta Air Lines faces a lawsuit over its US$1 billion 'carbon neutral' claim, which plaintiffs say is “false and misleading” because it uses offsetting and does little to affect global warming.
An Australian government program monitoring Australian airlines’ local pricing is about to end, but some in the industry (and outside it) think that's premature.
Australia's flag carrier Qantas is to launch three weekly B787 flights from Sydney via Auckland, New Zealand to New York, USA from June 14.
More than 10,000 passengers flying internationally from Auckland with Air New Zealand in June and early July will be invited to step on weight scales before they board their flight to help the airline improve its internal flight management.
Italy's Ita Airways has taken delivery of the first of 17 A330-900s, with 10 of them purchased and seven leased.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is meeting with leaders of the global aviation industry for the 79th IATA Annual General Meeting (AGM) and World Air Transport Summit, with Turkey's Pegasus Airlines as the host airline.
The USA's United Airlines pilots face a vote to authorise a strike, the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) says.
Virgin Australia's Velocity Frequent Flyer (Velocity) loyalty program and Luxury Escapes are joining for a partnership that will see Velocity's 11 million members able to earn and redeem Velocity Points on travel product available at luxuryescapes.com.
Australia's Qantas Group is investing A$400 million in a climate change fund with the aim of reducing its emissions.
American Airlines says it will appeal a recent court ruling that would end its partnership with JetBlue Airways in the Northeast of the country.
UK rail services have again been hit by strikes in the long-running dispute between unions and the government over pay, jobs and conditions.
In Australia, Qantas will mimic international airlines and start boarding domestic flights in up to five groups in an attempt to streamline the current process and ensure more flights depart on time.
Jason Waters, the ceo of Western Australia's Perth Mint, has been named as the new head of the state's Perth Airport.
The USA's Delta Air Lines faces a lawsuit over its US$1 billion 'carbon neutral' claim, which plaintiffs say is “false and misleading” because it uses offsetting and does little to affect global warming.
An Australian government program monitoring Australian airlines’ local pricing is about to end, but some in the industry (and outside it) think that's premature.
Australia's flag carrier Qantas is to launch three weekly B787 flights from Sydney via Auckland, New Zealand to New York, USA from June 14.
More than 10,000 passengers flying internationally from Auckland with Air New Zealand in June and early July will be invited to step on weight scales before they board their flight to help the airline improve its internal flight management.
Italy's Ita Airways has taken delivery of the first of 17 A330-900s, with 10 of them purchased and seven leased.
