China Eastern Airlines is to merge its OTT Airlines subsidiary into mainline operations to “further optimise the company’s management structure, improve efficiency and reduce costs”, the carrier says.
German security authorities say “unconventional incendiary devices” sent through European freight services by unknown individuals recently have ignited during transit in various European countries.
Atlanta, US-based Delta is to stop flying from its hub to Stuttgart, Germany and from New York to Bogota, Colombia on October 26, at the start of the airline's winter season.
Singapore Airlines will be the first international airline to operate at Australia's new Western Sydney International Airport when it opens in late 2026.
In Australia, dozens of flights out of Sydney were cancelled on Monday September 2 when high winds battered the country's east coast.
Indonesia is to introduce a 'policy plan to improve tourism quality and preserve local culture and jobs', the government says.
The Indian government has approved the Singapore Airlines (SIA)-Air India merger, with the Singaporean carrier to acquire a 25.1 per cent stake in India's flag carrier, which is owned by India's TATA Group.
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) saw 'healthy' international passenger growth in July, with 22.6 per cent more international passengers at 31.9 million. lifting traffic volumes to 95.5 per cent of those seen in pre-pandemic July 2019.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says global passenger demand in July showed the following highlights:
Malaysia-based AirAsia X has been named 'Best International Airline Flying to Australia' at the Australian Aviation Awards 2024, which recognise excellence in the aviation sector including for growth, business development, diversity, leadership, innovation and business excellence.
Following a world-wide trend, airlines in Malaysia will from Monday September 2 give passengers the option of a refund if their flight is delayed for five hours or more.
Australia's Qantas Group has announced profits fell 28 per cent to A$1.25 billion after tax in the year ended June 30 "as fares moderated with the return of market capacity".
Malaysia's AirAsia is discussing flying to Dubai, the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
China Eastern Airlines is to merge its OTT Airlines subsidiary into mainline operations to “further optimise the company’s management structure, improve efficiency and reduce costs”, the carrier says.
German security authorities say “unconventional incendiary devices” sent through European freight services by unknown individuals recently have ignited during transit in various European countries.
Atlanta, US-based Delta is to stop flying from its hub to Stuttgart, Germany and from New York to Bogota, Colombia on October 26, at the start of the airline's winter season.
Singapore Airlines will be the first international airline to operate at Australia's new Western Sydney International Airport when it opens in late 2026.
In Australia, dozens of flights out of Sydney were cancelled on Monday September 2 when high winds battered the country's east coast.
Indonesia is to introduce a 'policy plan to improve tourism quality and preserve local culture and jobs', the government says.
The Indian government has approved the Singapore Airlines (SIA)-Air India merger, with the Singaporean carrier to acquire a 25.1 per cent stake in India's flag carrier, which is owned by India's TATA Group.
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) saw 'healthy' international passenger growth in July, with 22.6 per cent more international passengers at 31.9 million. lifting traffic volumes to 95.5 per cent of those seen in pre-pandemic July 2019.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says global passenger demand in July showed the following highlights:
Malaysia-based AirAsia X has been named 'Best International Airline Flying to Australia' at the Australian Aviation Awards 2024, which recognise excellence in the aviation sector including for growth, business development, diversity, leadership, innovation and business excellence.
Following a world-wide trend, airlines in Malaysia will from Monday September 2 give passengers the option of a refund if their flight is delayed for five hours or more.
Australia's Qantas Group has announced profits fell 28 per cent to A$1.25 billion after tax in the year ended June 30 "as fares moderated with the return of market capacity".
Malaysia's AirAsia is discussing flying to Dubai, the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
