Global Distribution System (GDS) Sabre reports its US lawsuit that is part of an ongoing legal battle between airlines and GDS providers over control of distribution content will go to trial on October 3.
US carrier American Airlines is to resume flights to Tokyo Haneda, Japan from John F. Kennedy International, New York from June 1. The service was dropped in the wake of the Japanese earthquake last year.
Tourism Fiji has confirmed the appointment of NZ-based Sparks Interactive as its new web site partner.
The Annual General Meeting of the Exhibitions and Events Association of Australasia (EEAA) confirmed the value of an increased focus on advocacy to achieve benefits for its membership.
Australia’s Northern Territory will stage the inaugural Alice Stampede mega-familiarisation event in Alice Springs from 12-15 July.
Bingo Airways, a new Polish charter airline, has started operations using a single A320 aircraft, with another two of the all-economy, 180 seat planes to be delivered by the end of this year.
The New Zealand-owned and operated Scenic Hotel Group has added Scenic Group Event Services, which will focus on its network of meeting and conference facilities.
The three airports owned and operated by Queensland Airports Limited (QAL) at Gold Coast, Townsville and Mount Isa collectively recorded more than 609,000 passenger movements inApril, an increase of 4.4 per cent over the same month last year.
Estonia recently hosted its 'Meet Estonia 2012' workshop/fam trip attracting participants from 11 countries across Europe.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has reported March international premium traffic rose 8.6 per cent and economy travel rose 8.9 per cent compared to March 2011.
Korean Air has denied claims by the South Korean Fair Trade Commission that it stopped Asiana Airlines opening flights to Mongolia. "Korean Air and MIAT Mongolian Airlines have been caught persuading the Mongolian government through unfair practices to block rival Asiana Airlines from opening flights there," the Fair Trade Commission alleged.
Australia's Qantas has withdrawn its four directors from the board of Air Pacific with immediate effect.
Ahead of a probable bail-out, Spanish bank Bankia may have to sell its interests in several leading businesses including IAG, the British Airways and Iberia parent.
Global Distribution System (GDS) Sabre reports its US lawsuit that is part of an ongoing legal battle between airlines and GDS providers over control of distribution content will go to trial on October 3.
US carrier American Airlines is to resume flights to Tokyo Haneda, Japan from John F. Kennedy International, New York from June 1. The service was dropped in the wake of the Japanese earthquake last year.
Tourism Fiji has confirmed the appointment of NZ-based Sparks Interactive as its new web site partner.
The Annual General Meeting of the Exhibitions and Events Association of Australasia (EEAA) confirmed the value of an increased focus on advocacy to achieve benefits for its membership.
Australia’s Northern Territory will stage the inaugural Alice Stampede mega-familiarisation event in Alice Springs from 12-15 July.
Bingo Airways, a new Polish charter airline, has started operations using a single A320 aircraft, with another two of the all-economy, 180 seat planes to be delivered by the end of this year.
The New Zealand-owned and operated Scenic Hotel Group has added Scenic Group Event Services, which will focus on its network of meeting and conference facilities.
The three airports owned and operated by Queensland Airports Limited (QAL) at Gold Coast, Townsville and Mount Isa collectively recorded more than 609,000 passenger movements inApril, an increase of 4.4 per cent over the same month last year.
Estonia recently hosted its 'Meet Estonia 2012' workshop/fam trip attracting participants from 11 countries across Europe.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has reported March international premium traffic rose 8.6 per cent and economy travel rose 8.9 per cent compared to March 2011.
Korean Air has denied claims by the South Korean Fair Trade Commission that it stopped Asiana Airlines opening flights to Mongolia. "Korean Air and MIAT Mongolian Airlines have been caught persuading the Mongolian government through unfair practices to block rival Asiana Airlines from opening flights there," the Fair Trade Commission alleged.
Australia's Qantas has withdrawn its four directors from the board of Air Pacific with immediate effect.
Ahead of a probable bail-out, Spanish bank Bankia may have to sell its interests in several leading businesses including IAG, the British Airways and Iberia parent.
