The Australian government will remove its face covering requirement on domestic flights from September 9, meaning no passengers will be legally required to wear a mask for any part of their flight experience in Australia, including in airports.
Radisson Hotel Group has targeted Australasia for expansion, with more brands to be sited in capital cities and regional destinations across Australia and New Zealand.
Australia's Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) says it will not contest the planned 64 per cent or so buy by Korean Air of Asiana.
Thai Airways has sold five Airbus A340s - one A340-500 and four A340-600s - for about US$9.6 million.
Australia's Rex Airlines has accepted its seventh B737-800NG, adding capacity to its east coast cities network from this month.
The Austrian Advertising Council (AAC) has called Austrian Airlines' campaign offering ‘carbon-neutral’ flights 'misleading'.
A recent report from the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) said business travel spending rose 5.5 per cent year-over-year to US$697 billion in 2021 (way below the US$1.4 trillion in 2019), but a new report says that of Americans who travelled for work at least three times a year before the pandemic, 20 per cent never expect to travel for business again.
USA-based United Airlines and Dubai's Emirates will announce a code-share agreement on September 14, according to Reuters.
Taiwan's China Airlines has chosen Boeing's 787 to renew its medium and long-haul fleet, replacing its ageing Airbus A330s.
In Australia, dnata's ground crew have begun voting on whether to take industrial action after failing to agree a pay deal with the company.
MJets has again renewed its Transport Security Program (TSP) under the Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 in accordance with Australian regulations to operate private jet charter services for the next five years (from 15 August 2022).
The Australian government will remove its face covering requirement on domestic flights from September 9, meaning no passengers will be legally required to wear a mask for any part of their flight experience in Australia, including in airports.
Radisson Hotel Group has targeted Australasia for expansion, with more brands to be sited in capital cities and regional destinations across Australia and New Zealand.
Australia's Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) says it will not contest the planned 64 per cent or so buy by Korean Air of Asiana.
Thai Airways has sold five Airbus A340s - one A340-500 and four A340-600s - for about US$9.6 million.
Australia's Rex Airlines has accepted its seventh B737-800NG, adding capacity to its east coast cities network from this month.
The Austrian Advertising Council (AAC) has called Austrian Airlines' campaign offering ‘carbon-neutral’ flights 'misleading'.
A recent report from the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) said business travel spending rose 5.5 per cent year-over-year to US$697 billion in 2021 (way below the US$1.4 trillion in 2019), but a new report says that of Americans who travelled for work at least three times a year before the pandemic, 20 per cent never expect to travel for business again.
USA-based United Airlines and Dubai's Emirates will announce a code-share agreement on September 14, according to Reuters.
Taiwan's China Airlines has chosen Boeing's 787 to renew its medium and long-haul fleet, replacing its ageing Airbus A330s.
In Australia, dnata's ground crew have begun voting on whether to take industrial action after failing to agree a pay deal with the company.
MJets has again renewed its Transport Security Program (TSP) under the Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 in accordance with Australian regulations to operate private jet charter services for the next five years (from 15 August 2022).
