Doha-based Qatar Airways and Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA) now have a new transit visa scheme that allows passengers with layovers of five hours or more in Hamad International Airport to request a complimentary transit visa.
Businesses are underprepared when it comes to protecting their employees using shared economy services (such as Airbnb and Uber) overseas, according to a new survey.
India's domestic airlines have been asked by the civil aviation regulator to formulate a policy on handling of electronic cigarettes and to display warnings inside lavatories and on passenger briefing cards as part of the cabin safety measures.
A US judge has rejected a bid by the four largest US airlines to dismiss nation-wide antitrust litigation by passengers who have accused them of conspiring to raise fares by keeping seating capacity artificially low.
A German cabin crew union - UFO - has backed away from plans for two days of strikes this week at Lufthansa's budget carrier Eurowings.
India's government plans using small prefabricated buildings as airport terminals in selected small towns.
China's Civil Aviation Administration has announced it will enable private capital investment in all civilian airport projects that comply with defined airport development and special regional and industrial planning rules.
The USA's American Airlines is tipped to launch its premium economy class on April 2 next year after trialling the cabin on B787-9 flights from Dallas to Madrid, Paris, São Paulo and Seoul.
Travel IT firm Travelport has entered into a tech partnership with Hopper, a mobile flight-booking application.
The UK government’s decision to expand London’s Heathrow airport is about “50 years too late”, according to the chief executive officer of Dubai Airports, Paul Griffiths.
Qantas ceo Alan Joyce has confirmed the Australian carrier is close to concluding a deal that will result in a Perth-London, UK direct flight using the carrier's new B787.
South Australia's Adelaide Airport now has seven airlines with international flights, namely Qatar Airways, Jetstar, Emirates, Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Air New Zealand, Virgin Australia and Malaysian Airlines.
Standard Chartered is said to be in talks to create an aviation financing joint venture in China.
Doha-based Qatar Airways and Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA) now have a new transit visa scheme that allows passengers with layovers of five hours or more in Hamad International Airport to request a complimentary transit visa.
Businesses are underprepared when it comes to protecting their employees using shared economy services (such as Airbnb and Uber) overseas, according to a new survey.
India's domestic airlines have been asked by the civil aviation regulator to formulate a policy on handling of electronic cigarettes and to display warnings inside lavatories and on passenger briefing cards as part of the cabin safety measures.
A US judge has rejected a bid by the four largest US airlines to dismiss nation-wide antitrust litigation by passengers who have accused them of conspiring to raise fares by keeping seating capacity artificially low.
A German cabin crew union - UFO - has backed away from plans for two days of strikes this week at Lufthansa's budget carrier Eurowings.
India's government plans using small prefabricated buildings as airport terminals in selected small towns.
China's Civil Aviation Administration has announced it will enable private capital investment in all civilian airport projects that comply with defined airport development and special regional and industrial planning rules.
The USA's American Airlines is tipped to launch its premium economy class on April 2 next year after trialling the cabin on B787-9 flights from Dallas to Madrid, Paris, São Paulo and Seoul.
Travel IT firm Travelport has entered into a tech partnership with Hopper, a mobile flight-booking application.
The UK government’s decision to expand London’s Heathrow airport is about “50 years too late”, according to the chief executive officer of Dubai Airports, Paul Griffiths.
Qantas ceo Alan Joyce has confirmed the Australian carrier is close to concluding a deal that will result in a Perth-London, UK direct flight using the carrier's new B787.
South Australia's Adelaide Airport now has seven airlines with international flights, namely Qatar Airways, Jetstar, Emirates, Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Air New Zealand, Virgin Australia and Malaysian Airlines.
Standard Chartered is said to be in talks to create an aviation financing joint venture in China.
