Faced with sanctions by western plane makers because of the Ukraine war, Siberian airlines Polar and Angara have asked the Russian government to extend the service life of their hundred-or-so Soviet-era Antonov aircraft, many of which are more than 50 years old.
Scotland's Edinburgh Airport has been sold as part of a GBP9.8 billion deal to fund manager BlackRock by Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), but will continue to be managed by its current owners.
All Nippon Airways (ANA) reports a B737-800 flight had to return to its departure airport after a crack was found on the cockpit window.
South America’s JetSMART says it's now the largest ultra-low-cost (ULC) airline by measure of fleet size in its region, with 24 Airbus A320 planes and 8 Airbus A321s in the fleet.
Korean Air expects to win EU antitrust approval to buy Asiana Airlines now the companies have promised to sell the latter's cargo unit and divest routes to four European cities.
Airservices Australia, the government agency that runs the country’s air traffic system, says issues with its services contributed to 16 per cent of the country's flight delays in December.
Later this year, more international visitors will be hit with a new fee to enter the UK, when the country rolls out its Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA), which acts as a ‘visa waiver’ and must be approved before flying to the UK.
Qantas/Westbrook carrier Jetstar Asia has named Singapore-based John Simeone, Qantas's senior vice-president for Asia, as its ceo to replace the outgoing Barathan Pasupathi from March 1.
In Australia, the NSW government has granted SSDA approval to build Australia’s first indoor snow resort at Penrith, Winter Snow World.
It was the final step in the SSDA process for a planning proposal lodged by local developer Peter Magnisalis.
The project still has many Olympic-sized hoops to clear before construction begins.
Australia's cruise industry is reporting a record number of passengers holidaying to Australian ports, higher even than the pre-pandemic era, with about 1.1 million people forecast to take a cruise in the country during the summer season, according to industry figures.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says November 2023 air travel performance indicated air travel demand topped 99 per cent of 2019 levels.
Faced with sanctions by western plane makers because of the Ukraine war, Siberian airlines Polar and Angara have asked the Russian government to extend the service life of their hundred-or-so Soviet-era Antonov aircraft, many of which are more than 50 years old.
Scotland's Edinburgh Airport has been sold as part of a GBP9.8 billion deal to fund manager BlackRock by Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), but will continue to be managed by its current owners.
All Nippon Airways (ANA) reports a B737-800 flight had to return to its departure airport after a crack was found on the cockpit window.
South America’s JetSMART says it's now the largest ultra-low-cost (ULC) airline by measure of fleet size in its region, with 24 Airbus A320 planes and 8 Airbus A321s in the fleet.
Korean Air expects to win EU antitrust approval to buy Asiana Airlines now the companies have promised to sell the latter's cargo unit and divest routes to four European cities.
Airservices Australia, the government agency that runs the country’s air traffic system, says issues with its services contributed to 16 per cent of the country's flight delays in December.
Later this year, more international visitors will be hit with a new fee to enter the UK, when the country rolls out its Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA), which acts as a ‘visa waiver’ and must be approved before flying to the UK.
Qantas/Westbrook carrier Jetstar Asia has named Singapore-based John Simeone, Qantas's senior vice-president for Asia, as its ceo to replace the outgoing Barathan Pasupathi from March 1.
In Australia, the NSW government has granted SSDA approval to build Australia’s first indoor snow resort at Penrith, Winter Snow World.
It was the final step in the SSDA process for a planning proposal lodged by local developer Peter Magnisalis.
The project still has many Olympic-sized hoops to clear before construction begins.
Australia's cruise industry is reporting a record number of passengers holidaying to Australian ports, higher even than the pre-pandemic era, with about 1.1 million people forecast to take a cruise in the country during the summer season, according to industry figures.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says November 2023 air travel performance indicated air travel demand topped 99 per cent of 2019 levels.
