Icelandic budget carrier Wow Air is offering travellers US$49 one-way flights from various US cities to a number of cities in Europe, with fares including all taxes and carrier charges.
Australian YouGov research data indicates half of Australians would welcome federal government support for the country's low-cost carriers (LCCs)*, led by Greens' and Labor voters, with only 45 per cent of Coalition voters in favour of intervention.
While American Airlines' and United's flight attendants continue to negotiate for a better deal (American Airlines cabin crew have been told they should prepare for a strike*), Alaska Airlines’ flight attendants union says it has reached a “record” tentative labour deal with the carrier, negotiated under federal mediation.
Leslie Li (pictured) will be general manager and lead the administration, operation and staff of the Shenyang New World Expo following Diane Chen's promotion to one of two deputy managing director positions at the HKCEC.
Li was previously vice president of the China National Convention Center (CNCC) in Beijing.
Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific has released its traffic figures for May 2024.
In the first five months of the year, Cathay Pacific and HK Express together surpassed the 10 million mark for passengers carried, with a combined 11.2 million passengers during the period.
Boeing has named Penny Burtt, a former Australian diplomat who has served in Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia, as its new president in southeast Asia.
UK-based leisure A380 operator Global Airlines is delaying its launch until 2025, with its first second-hand Airbus A380 still undergoing outfitting at Scotland's Glasgow Prestwick airport.
The Australian Airports Association says the introductory A$99 sale fare offered by Rex on its new Melbourne-Perth route is the lowest price available since 2010 and Rex’s standard A$269 one-way fare represents the cheapest seats since 2015.
Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific is to combine its points-based bookings system Asia Miles with its other forms of payment "to celebrate with people who’ve been collecting Asia Miles for 25 years,” the carrier says.
UK airports with one-stop connections to Sydney will be re-evaluated from Saturday 22 June – when Singapore Airlines starts flying from London Gatwick with a transfer time of 55 minutes in Singapore and a total time of 21h40m.
The families of the two Boeing 737 MAX crash victims have sent a letter to the US Justice Department seeking 'aggressive prosecution' and US$24 billion from Boeing and those who were employed in senior roles by it at the time.
Hardly a commercial service, but Electrifly is offering trial flights on electric-powered two-seater planes between three European airports for single passengers without luggage for EUR120 per flight or EUR160 return.
Icelandic budget carrier Wow Air is offering travellers US$49 one-way flights from various US cities to a number of cities in Europe, with fares including all taxes and carrier charges.
Australian YouGov research data indicates half of Australians would welcome federal government support for the country's low-cost carriers (LCCs)*, led by Greens' and Labor voters, with only 45 per cent of Coalition voters in favour of intervention.
While American Airlines' and United's flight attendants continue to negotiate for a better deal (American Airlines cabin crew have been told they should prepare for a strike*), Alaska Airlines’ flight attendants union says it has reached a “record” tentative labour deal with the carrier, negotiated under federal mediation.
Leslie Li (pictured) will be general manager and lead the administration, operation and staff of the Shenyang New World Expo following Diane Chen's promotion to one of two deputy managing director positions at the HKCEC.
Li was previously vice president of the China National Convention Center (CNCC) in Beijing.
Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific has released its traffic figures for May 2024.
In the first five months of the year, Cathay Pacific and HK Express together surpassed the 10 million mark for passengers carried, with a combined 11.2 million passengers during the period.
Boeing has named Penny Burtt, a former Australian diplomat who has served in Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia, as its new president in southeast Asia.
UK-based leisure A380 operator Global Airlines is delaying its launch until 2025, with its first second-hand Airbus A380 still undergoing outfitting at Scotland's Glasgow Prestwick airport.
The Australian Airports Association says the introductory A$99 sale fare offered by Rex on its new Melbourne-Perth route is the lowest price available since 2010 and Rex’s standard A$269 one-way fare represents the cheapest seats since 2015.
Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific is to combine its points-based bookings system Asia Miles with its other forms of payment "to celebrate with people who’ve been collecting Asia Miles for 25 years,” the carrier says.
UK airports with one-stop connections to Sydney will be re-evaluated from Saturday 22 June – when Singapore Airlines starts flying from London Gatwick with a transfer time of 55 minutes in Singapore and a total time of 21h40m.
The families of the two Boeing 737 MAX crash victims have sent a letter to the US Justice Department seeking 'aggressive prosecution' and US$24 billion from Boeing and those who were employed in senior roles by it at the time.
Hardly a commercial service, but Electrifly is offering trial flights on electric-powered two-seater planes between three European airports for single passengers without luggage for EUR120 per flight or EUR160 return.
