Japan Airlines says its upcoming Airbus A350-1000 jets with all-new first and business class suites will “provide an unprecedented new experience” for premium passengers.
After months of bad headlines about on-time performance, airport queues and poor customer service, Qantas's ceo Alan Joyce is on the front foot for now, declaring "Qantas is back to its best".
Turkey's airport ground service provider Havas has told Russian and Belarusian airlines that it may stop providing services to their United States-origin aircraft in line with Western sanctions against Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.
As of 16 March, the UK government is reintroducing its 80:20 airport slot use rule ahead of the northern summer, meaning airlines will again have to use at least 80 per cent of their allocated slots or risk losing them to rivals.
London Heathrow (LHR) airport has been told by the UK's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) that it can charge airlines more for passenger airport services this year, the same week as the airport's ceo resigned after nine years at the helm.
Qatar Airways and Airbus have settled their long-standing legal dispute over the A350 jet.
The USA's Frontier Airlines is launching an all-you-can-fly GoWild! northern summer pass allowing passengers unlimited flights for an introductory price of US$399.
Airlines with services in, to and from the USA cancelled more than 1,800 flights on Wednesday after an ice storm hit a number of states.
A total of 1,897 flights were cancelled and at least 750 delayed.
Australian airlines say they will pay attention to claims that they and airports sometimes don't do enough for passengers with disabilities.
Registrations have opened for ITB India 2023, taking place in-person from 26 - 28 April 2023 in Mumbai, India.
The skeptics' knives are out for Australia's newest airline startup, Bonza, with commentators saying the plan to fly mainly regional routes a few times a week using B737 metal is unlikely to provide enough revenue to be sustainable.
As some major legacy airlines place 'at least tentative' orders or expressions of interest in new supersonic passenger jets from Boom Supersonic, Spike Aerospace, Exosonic and Hermeus and maybe others, there are obstacles ahead.
South Korea's prime minister Han Duck-soo says Covid visa curbs on travellers from China could be lifted sooner than planned, but only if Beijing brings the current wave of Covid infections under control.
Japan Airlines says its upcoming Airbus A350-1000 jets with all-new first and business class suites will “provide an unprecedented new experience” for premium passengers.
After months of bad headlines about on-time performance, airport queues and poor customer service, Qantas's ceo Alan Joyce is on the front foot for now, declaring "Qantas is back to its best".
Turkey's airport ground service provider Havas has told Russian and Belarusian airlines that it may stop providing services to their United States-origin aircraft in line with Western sanctions against Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.
As of 16 March, the UK government is reintroducing its 80:20 airport slot use rule ahead of the northern summer, meaning airlines will again have to use at least 80 per cent of their allocated slots or risk losing them to rivals.
London Heathrow (LHR) airport has been told by the UK's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) that it can charge airlines more for passenger airport services this year, the same week as the airport's ceo resigned after nine years at the helm.
Qatar Airways and Airbus have settled their long-standing legal dispute over the A350 jet.
The USA's Frontier Airlines is launching an all-you-can-fly GoWild! northern summer pass allowing passengers unlimited flights for an introductory price of US$399.
Airlines with services in, to and from the USA cancelled more than 1,800 flights on Wednesday after an ice storm hit a number of states.
A total of 1,897 flights were cancelled and at least 750 delayed.
Australian airlines say they will pay attention to claims that they and airports sometimes don't do enough for passengers with disabilities.
Registrations have opened for ITB India 2023, taking place in-person from 26 - 28 April 2023 in Mumbai, India.
The skeptics' knives are out for Australia's newest airline startup, Bonza, with commentators saying the plan to fly mainly regional routes a few times a week using B737 metal is unlikely to provide enough revenue to be sustainable.
As some major legacy airlines place 'at least tentative' orders or expressions of interest in new supersonic passenger jets from Boom Supersonic, Spike Aerospace, Exosonic and Hermeus and maybe others, there are obstacles ahead.
South Korea's prime minister Han Duck-soo says Covid visa curbs on travellers from China could be lifted sooner than planned, but only if Beijing brings the current wave of Covid infections under control.
