Following US president Donald Trump's ban on airline passengers from eight Middle Eastern and North African countries from carrying large electronic devices, those flying to the United States via Dubai in the UAE are being offered a 'laptop and tablet handling service' by Emirates airline.
The Philippines' Cebu Pacific is gearing up for further success after a strong 2016.
Lance Gokongwei, its president and chief executive said most of its profits will be re-invested into acquiring planes with high fuel efficiency, which will in turn result in more competitive airfares for Cebu Pacific customers.
Hyperloop, the passenger and freight transportation system where a pod-like vehicle is sent through a reduced-pressure tube at more than airline speed, is coming to the Middle East thanks to startup 'Hyperloop One', which claims it can take nearly one third of the total US$35 billion annual cargo market in the Gulf Cooperation Council region.
International carriers in the Philippines want the government to appoint a dedicated economic regulator for airports.
Jetstar Pacific has launched its A320 Da Nang – Hong Kong all-economy service with three flights per week on Monday, Tuesday and Friday.
From October this year, Singapore Airlines' first class customers will be seated in the bubble of new Airbus A380s.
Lufthansa's new code share agreement with Cathay pacific means its ex-Europe passengers can fly another one-stop route to Australia/New Zealand via Hong Kong.
The ride-hailing taxi alternative Uber is to pull out of Denmark after the country voted in a new taxi law.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) wants governments to find alternatives to recently-announced measures by the United States and the United Kingdom to restrict the carry-on of large electronic items on certain flights departing the Middle East and North Africa.
Kerrie Mather is stepping down as chief executive of Australia's Sydney Airport ahead of a decision on whether or not the company will build and operate the proposed airport at Badgerys Creek in Sydney’s west.
Virgin Atlantic has reported a third successive year of profit for the year ended 31st December 2016, with a profit before tax and exceptional items of GBP23 million, a marginal improvement on the prior year (up GBP0.5 million).
Iceland's Wow air will offer 'from GBP139' flights from the UK's London Gatwick, Bristol and Edinburgh airports to Chicago, USA via a stopover at its home base Reykjavik from July 13, 2017.
Twelve years or so after passengers checking in at Ireland's Dublin Airport complained they 'had to queue longer than for a Disney ride', the facility has been named tenth-best airport in the world by travel web site eDreams.
Following US president Donald Trump's ban on airline passengers from eight Middle Eastern and North African countries from carrying large electronic devices, those flying to the United States via Dubai in the UAE are being offered a 'laptop and tablet handling service' by Emirates airline.
The Philippines' Cebu Pacific is gearing up for further success after a strong 2016.
Lance Gokongwei, its president and chief executive said most of its profits will be re-invested into acquiring planes with high fuel efficiency, which will in turn result in more competitive airfares for Cebu Pacific customers.
Hyperloop, the passenger and freight transportation system where a pod-like vehicle is sent through a reduced-pressure tube at more than airline speed, is coming to the Middle East thanks to startup 'Hyperloop One', which claims it can take nearly one third of the total US$35 billion annual cargo market in the Gulf Cooperation Council region.
International carriers in the Philippines want the government to appoint a dedicated economic regulator for airports.
Jetstar Pacific has launched its A320 Da Nang – Hong Kong all-economy service with three flights per week on Monday, Tuesday and Friday.
From October this year, Singapore Airlines' first class customers will be seated in the bubble of new Airbus A380s.
Lufthansa's new code share agreement with Cathay pacific means its ex-Europe passengers can fly another one-stop route to Australia/New Zealand via Hong Kong.
The ride-hailing taxi alternative Uber is to pull out of Denmark after the country voted in a new taxi law.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) wants governments to find alternatives to recently-announced measures by the United States and the United Kingdom to restrict the carry-on of large electronic items on certain flights departing the Middle East and North Africa.
Kerrie Mather is stepping down as chief executive of Australia's Sydney Airport ahead of a decision on whether or not the company will build and operate the proposed airport at Badgerys Creek in Sydney’s west.
Virgin Atlantic has reported a third successive year of profit for the year ended 31st December 2016, with a profit before tax and exceptional items of GBP23 million, a marginal improvement on the prior year (up GBP0.5 million).
Iceland's Wow air will offer 'from GBP139' flights from the UK's London Gatwick, Bristol and Edinburgh airports to Chicago, USA via a stopover at its home base Reykjavik from July 13, 2017.
Twelve years or so after passengers checking in at Ireland's Dublin Airport complained they 'had to queue longer than for a Disney ride', the facility has been named tenth-best airport in the world by travel web site eDreams.
