The Russian-made Sukhoi SuperJet 100 that vanished from Indonesia radar screens yesterday during a promotional flight with 50 people onboard has been found on the slopes of Mount Salak in West Java. Search and rescue teams are making their way to the site. It is not known if anyone survived the crash.
A new four-star 170-room hotel for Sydney’s Royal Randwick Racecourse has been welcomed by the tourism industry.
American Express Global Business Travel (AEGBT) has promoted David Reimer to the role of vice president and general manager of Japan, Asia and Pacific.
US carrier Spirit Airlines is to charge passengers up to US$100 per carry-on bag from November.
Terrorists and criminal gangs could sneak into Britain because of the crisis over queues at airports, a senior official has warned.
Loss-making Scandinavian airline SAS has seen a 7.9 per cent rise in April passenger traffic and says it expects yield to be stable for the month.
Germany's Lufthansa has warned the European Union it risks a trade war if it persists with the EU emissions trading system (EU ETS tax) for aviation.
Airline passengers in the UK carrying sports equipment have been warned to shop around and that they are likely to find scheduled airlines offer the lowest fares.
USA carrier American Airlines plans to boost international services and increase its US code share arrangements as part of the plan to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
This week's Australian federal budget cuts to frontline border staff will mean visitors to the country will wait longer in airport queues and pay more for the privilege.
Changes to Australia's fringe benefits tax are aimed at the travel industry, with the taxable value of airline transport fringe benefits rising from stand-by value to market value.
NZ's Air New Zealand is to introduce Boeing 777-300ERs between Auckland and Perth, WA, from 03 September, adding 70 seats each way by replacing its 234-seat 767-300s on the route.
Disturbing details are emerging from the US and elsewhere about the potency of the bomb devised by al-Qaeda in Yemen and which was planned to detonate on a US-bound plane.
The Russian-made Sukhoi SuperJet 100 that vanished from Indonesia radar screens yesterday during a promotional flight with 50 people onboard has been found on the slopes of Mount Salak in West Java. Search and rescue teams are making their way to the site. It is not known if anyone survived the crash.
A new four-star 170-room hotel for Sydney’s Royal Randwick Racecourse has been welcomed by the tourism industry.
American Express Global Business Travel (AEGBT) has promoted David Reimer to the role of vice president and general manager of Japan, Asia and Pacific.
US carrier Spirit Airlines is to charge passengers up to US$100 per carry-on bag from November.
Terrorists and criminal gangs could sneak into Britain because of the crisis over queues at airports, a senior official has warned.
Loss-making Scandinavian airline SAS has seen a 7.9 per cent rise in April passenger traffic and says it expects yield to be stable for the month.
Germany's Lufthansa has warned the European Union it risks a trade war if it persists with the EU emissions trading system (EU ETS tax) for aviation.
Airline passengers in the UK carrying sports equipment have been warned to shop around and that they are likely to find scheduled airlines offer the lowest fares.
USA carrier American Airlines plans to boost international services and increase its US code share arrangements as part of the plan to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
This week's Australian federal budget cuts to frontline border staff will mean visitors to the country will wait longer in airport queues and pay more for the privilege.
Changes to Australia's fringe benefits tax are aimed at the travel industry, with the taxable value of airline transport fringe benefits rising from stand-by value to market value.
NZ's Air New Zealand is to introduce Boeing 777-300ERs between Auckland and Perth, WA, from 03 September, adding 70 seats each way by replacing its 234-seat 767-300s on the route.
Disturbing details are emerging from the US and elsewhere about the potency of the bomb devised by al-Qaeda in Yemen and which was planned to detonate on a US-bound plane.
