In a meeting with its nine budget airlines, South Korea's transportation ministry has demanded they 'prioritise safety over profit' in an effort to shore up confidence in the country’s aviation industry.
Scotland's driverless bus service has been cancelled due to a lack of passengers.
Plane maker Airbus is terminating Airbus Beluga Transport, the business it created to offer four BelugaSTs to the commercial market to transport outsized cargo.
Singapore-based accommodation firm Ascott says its Oakwood brand grew by 16 properties last year, including four Oakwood Premier signings.
The world’s largest underground accommodation – the White Cliffs Underground Motel in outback NSW, Australia, 1025km from Sydney and 781km north-east of Adelaide - is reopening on March 16 with a package that offers savings for couples, families and solos keen to sleep under the earth in one of Australia’s quirkiest motels.
Vietnam's Vietjet is adding two routes linking Ho Chi Minh City to the Indian cities of Hyderabad and Bangalore from 18 and 19 March respectively.
Australia's Transport Workers Union (TWU) has welcomed news that the Australian federal government is to take on A$50 million of debt from in-administration regional carrier Rex’s largest creditor, PAG.
From northern summer, Doha-based Qatar Airways is adding two weekly flights on Wednesdays and Sundays to Bogotá El Dorado International Airport in Colombia, with the flights to continue to Caracas Simon Bolivar International Airport in Venezuela.
Ireland's Ryanair plans to cut flights at seven regional airports across Spain this northern summer to save fees.
Dubai-based Emirates is boosting vegan meal options in its lounges and in the air.
Japan welcomed a record 36.87 million tourists in 2024, up by more than 15 per cent on the previous best of 31.88 million in 2019, according to the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO).
Brazil-based airlines Azul and Gol have signed a merger MoU after receiving tentative approval from Brazilian president Lula da Silva.
AirAsia X is winding down its Sydney, Australia-Bangkok, Thailand route from next month as part of a network rationalisation.
In a meeting with its nine budget airlines, South Korea's transportation ministry has demanded they 'prioritise safety over profit' in an effort to shore up confidence in the country’s aviation industry.
Scotland's driverless bus service has been cancelled due to a lack of passengers.
Plane maker Airbus is terminating Airbus Beluga Transport, the business it created to offer four BelugaSTs to the commercial market to transport outsized cargo.
Singapore-based accommodation firm Ascott says its Oakwood brand grew by 16 properties last year, including four Oakwood Premier signings.
The world’s largest underground accommodation – the White Cliffs Underground Motel in outback NSW, Australia, 1025km from Sydney and 781km north-east of Adelaide - is reopening on March 16 with a package that offers savings for couples, families and solos keen to sleep under the earth in one of Australia’s quirkiest motels.
Vietnam's Vietjet is adding two routes linking Ho Chi Minh City to the Indian cities of Hyderabad and Bangalore from 18 and 19 March respectively.
Australia's Transport Workers Union (TWU) has welcomed news that the Australian federal government is to take on A$50 million of debt from in-administration regional carrier Rex’s largest creditor, PAG.
From northern summer, Doha-based Qatar Airways is adding two weekly flights on Wednesdays and Sundays to Bogotá El Dorado International Airport in Colombia, with the flights to continue to Caracas Simon Bolivar International Airport in Venezuela.
Ireland's Ryanair plans to cut flights at seven regional airports across Spain this northern summer to save fees.
Dubai-based Emirates is boosting vegan meal options in its lounges and in the air.
Japan welcomed a record 36.87 million tourists in 2024, up by more than 15 per cent on the previous best of 31.88 million in 2019, according to the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO).
Brazil-based airlines Azul and Gol have signed a merger MoU after receiving tentative approval from Brazilian president Lula da Silva.
AirAsia X is winding down its Sydney, Australia-Bangkok, Thailand route from next month as part of a network rationalisation.
