Major US airlines have asked the US Transportation Department to abandon a review (launched by the previous Biden administration) that focused on whether carriers should be required to pay passenger compensation for flight disruptions.
Aircraft leasing firm ATSG's shareholders have approved investment firm Stonepeak’s US$3.1bn takeover bid.
The Australian government may make bankrupt regional carrier Rex a state-owned airline after keeping the business afloat for months via government-backed guarantees.
The International Association of Convention Centres (AIPC) and Australian Business Events Association (ABEA) have partnered for a convention centre leadership training program.
Gina Shaw has joined Australia-based Kaigi Conferencing and Events as conference and event manager.
In-flight caterer dnata Catering & Retail (dnata) is investing A$17 million at Australia's new Western Sydney International Airport (WSI), for a facility capable of producing three million meals each year.
Marriott International has reported a record-breaking year of growth in Asia Pacific (excluding China), signing 109 deals in 2024 and adding more than 21,000 rooms to its pipeline.
Air New Zealand has joined the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) with immediate effect.
“Joining the AAPA will ensure ... a thriving Asia Pacific aviation industry into the future,” said Air NZ ceo Greg Foran.
With promised UK Labour government backing for a third runway on the table, some London Heathrow airlines and hotels are asking for lower charges and higher standards.
Qantas's budget arm Jetstar has released 15,000 domestic flights to the Northern Territory (NT) in a sale running until midnight February 14.
Its ‘NT Sale’ offers fares to both Uluru and Darwin from Sydney, Melbourne (Tullamarine), Adelaide and Brisbane, with the cheapest fare Melbourne to Uluru from A$89, followed by Sydney to Uluru from A$99, Brisbane to Darwin from A$129, Adelaide to Darwin from A$129, Sydney to Darwin from A$151, and Melbourne to Darwin from A$155.
The Hong Kong Tourism Board and 16 MICE suppliers are promoting the Hong Kong Incentive Playbook at this year's AIME in Australia, held 10 to 12 February 2025 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC).
The Australian government has named Virgin Australia the country’s most punctual major airline in December, with a domestic flight completion rate of 99.4 per cent and on-time performance of 74.7 per cent.
Global travel technology company Amadeus has strengthened its partnership with Asian travel platform Traveloka.
Major US airlines have asked the US Transportation Department to abandon a review (launched by the previous Biden administration) that focused on whether carriers should be required to pay passenger compensation for flight disruptions.
Aircraft leasing firm ATSG's shareholders have approved investment firm Stonepeak’s US$3.1bn takeover bid.
The Australian government may make bankrupt regional carrier Rex a state-owned airline after keeping the business afloat for months via government-backed guarantees.
The International Association of Convention Centres (AIPC) and Australian Business Events Association (ABEA) have partnered for a convention centre leadership training program.
Gina Shaw has joined Australia-based Kaigi Conferencing and Events as conference and event manager.
In-flight caterer dnata Catering & Retail (dnata) is investing A$17 million at Australia's new Western Sydney International Airport (WSI), for a facility capable of producing three million meals each year.
Marriott International has reported a record-breaking year of growth in Asia Pacific (excluding China), signing 109 deals in 2024 and adding more than 21,000 rooms to its pipeline.
Air New Zealand has joined the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) with immediate effect.
“Joining the AAPA will ensure ... a thriving Asia Pacific aviation industry into the future,” said Air NZ ceo Greg Foran.
With promised UK Labour government backing for a third runway on the table, some London Heathrow airlines and hotels are asking for lower charges and higher standards.
Qantas's budget arm Jetstar has released 15,000 domestic flights to the Northern Territory (NT) in a sale running until midnight February 14.
Its ‘NT Sale’ offers fares to both Uluru and Darwin from Sydney, Melbourne (Tullamarine), Adelaide and Brisbane, with the cheapest fare Melbourne to Uluru from A$89, followed by Sydney to Uluru from A$99, Brisbane to Darwin from A$129, Adelaide to Darwin from A$129, Sydney to Darwin from A$151, and Melbourne to Darwin from A$155.
The Hong Kong Tourism Board and 16 MICE suppliers are promoting the Hong Kong Incentive Playbook at this year's AIME in Australia, held 10 to 12 February 2025 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC).
The Australian government has named Virgin Australia the country’s most punctual major airline in December, with a domestic flight completion rate of 99.4 per cent and on-time performance of 74.7 per cent.
Global travel technology company Amadeus has strengthened its partnership with Asian travel platform Traveloka.
