AccuWeather meteorologists are monitoring the volcanic eruption in Iceland near Grindavík for possible impacts on aviation similar to those in 2010, when flights all over Europe were affected by the Eyjafjallajökull eruption.
Europe-based airline easyJet has confirmed a firm order for 157 additional A320neo family jets as well as 100 purchase rights.
Unst in Scotland's Shetlands has become the UK’s first licensed spaceport for vertical rocket launches.
Australia's Bonza has been okayed to immediately commence flights from its Gold Coast base by the country's Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA), using two planes belonging to its Canadian sister airline Flair.
Cairns Airport in Far North Queensland, Australia, suffered flooding in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Jasper and has been forced to close twice in four days.
The US Department of Transportation (DoT) has fined Southwest Airlines US$140 million for violating consumer protection laws during last year’s holiday period that saw millions of customers stranded because of severe winter weather.
Fewer than half of Australians who sought a refund for a cancelled flight received it within a month and one-fifth waited more than six months, according to a Choice poll of about 9,000 fliers.
The Lancefield International Symposium on Streptococci and Streptococcal Diseases (LISSSD), will take place at Australia's Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC) in June 2025, and more than 500 of the world’s foremost experts in the field of streptococci and streptococcal diseases are expected to attend.
Türkey’s national carrier, Turkish Airlines, is ordering 220 Airbus aircraft, made up of 150 A321s and 70 A350s (50 A350-900s, 15 A350-1000s and 5 A350F freighters).
December and January are busy months for airlines everywhere and Australia and the USA are no exceptions.
Hilton's Asia-Pacific president Alan Watts says his guest profile is changing, with more of his guests travelling less far and returning more often.
According to Companies Market Cap, an on-line tool that ranks companies by market capitalisation, Irish budget carrier Ryanair is now the largest airline in the world, with a market cap valued at US$29.63 billion, more than Delta Air Lines (US$27.30 billion), Southwest Airlines (US$17.74 billion), Air China (US$15.45 billion) and Singapore Airlines (US$14.49 billion).
AccuWeather meteorologists are monitoring the volcanic eruption in Iceland near Grindavík for possible impacts on aviation similar to those in 2010, when flights all over Europe were affected by the Eyjafjallajökull eruption.
Europe-based airline easyJet has confirmed a firm order for 157 additional A320neo family jets as well as 100 purchase rights.
Unst in Scotland's Shetlands has become the UK’s first licensed spaceport for vertical rocket launches.
Australia's Bonza has been okayed to immediately commence flights from its Gold Coast base by the country's Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA), using two planes belonging to its Canadian sister airline Flair.
Cairns Airport in Far North Queensland, Australia, suffered flooding in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Jasper and has been forced to close twice in four days.
The US Department of Transportation (DoT) has fined Southwest Airlines US$140 million for violating consumer protection laws during last year’s holiday period that saw millions of customers stranded because of severe winter weather.
Fewer than half of Australians who sought a refund for a cancelled flight received it within a month and one-fifth waited more than six months, according to a Choice poll of about 9,000 fliers.
The Lancefield International Symposium on Streptococci and Streptococcal Diseases (LISSSD), will take place at Australia's Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC) in June 2025, and more than 500 of the world’s foremost experts in the field of streptococci and streptococcal diseases are expected to attend.
Türkey’s national carrier, Turkish Airlines, is ordering 220 Airbus aircraft, made up of 150 A321s and 70 A350s (50 A350-900s, 15 A350-1000s and 5 A350F freighters).
December and January are busy months for airlines everywhere and Australia and the USA are no exceptions.
Hilton's Asia-Pacific president Alan Watts says his guest profile is changing, with more of his guests travelling less far and returning more often.
According to Companies Market Cap, an on-line tool that ranks companies by market capitalisation, Irish budget carrier Ryanair is now the largest airline in the world, with a market cap valued at US$29.63 billion, more than Delta Air Lines (US$27.30 billion), Southwest Airlines (US$17.74 billion), Air China (US$15.45 billion) and Singapore Airlines (US$14.49 billion).
