Korean Air has denied claims by the South Korean Fair Trade Commission that it stopped Asiana Airlines opening flights to Mongolia. "Korean Air and MIAT Mongolian Airlines have been caught persuading the Mongolian government through unfair practices to block rival Asiana Airlines from opening flights there," the Fair Trade Commission alleged.
Australia's Qantas has withdrawn its four directors from the board of Air Pacific with immediate effect.
Ahead of a probable bail-out, Spanish bank Bankia may have to sell its interests in several leading businesses including IAG, the British Airways and Iberia parent.
Air Seychelles has completed a management restructure, with five executives reporting directly to ceo Cramer Ball. They are cfo Shelley Cole, gm Ops Peter Mitchell, gm Corporate Affairs Alan Renaud, gm Commercial Robin Middleton and gm Human Resources Peter Carrie-Wilson.
Saudi Arabia's Capital Market Authority (CMA) has approved an initial public offering (IPO) of 30 per cent of Saudi Arabian Airlines' catering unit. The offering will consist of 24.6 million shares at a yet-to-be-set price.
The Australian Red Cross (ARC) is there when large-scale disasters strike, but also helps thousands of people who do it tough every day.
A bill seeking to exempt foreign airlines from at least three Philippines taxes has been approved by the country's House of Representatives.
Israel's El Al has reported a narrower Q1 net loss - of US$23.4 million - thanks to cost cuts including a reduction in its workforce.
India has implied it might ban EU airlines from its air space if Brussels goes ahead with sanctions against Indian airlines in the dispute over the EU emissions trading system (EU ETS) carbon tax.
Spain will partially close 30 of its 47 state-run airports as it attempts to rein in costs.
Jet plane lease and sale firm Aircastle Limited has appointed former director general and ceo of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Giovanni Bisignani to the company's board of directors.
The Seychelles and Abu Dhabi governments have inked an extra-bilateral arrangement - supplementary to the UAE/Seychelles Air Service Agreement signed in 1992 - to allow both Etihad Airways and Air Seychelles to operate up to 14 weekly passenger flights and seven weekly cargo operations between and beyond the destinations.
The US government is easing airport screening processes for travellers 75 and older.
Korean Air has denied claims by the South Korean Fair Trade Commission that it stopped Asiana Airlines opening flights to Mongolia. "Korean Air and MIAT Mongolian Airlines have been caught persuading the Mongolian government through unfair practices to block rival Asiana Airlines from opening flights there," the Fair Trade Commission alleged.
Australia's Qantas has withdrawn its four directors from the board of Air Pacific with immediate effect.
Ahead of a probable bail-out, Spanish bank Bankia may have to sell its interests in several leading businesses including IAG, the British Airways and Iberia parent.
Air Seychelles has completed a management restructure, with five executives reporting directly to ceo Cramer Ball. They are cfo Shelley Cole, gm Ops Peter Mitchell, gm Corporate Affairs Alan Renaud, gm Commercial Robin Middleton and gm Human Resources Peter Carrie-Wilson.
Saudi Arabia's Capital Market Authority (CMA) has approved an initial public offering (IPO) of 30 per cent of Saudi Arabian Airlines' catering unit. The offering will consist of 24.6 million shares at a yet-to-be-set price.
The Australian Red Cross (ARC) is there when large-scale disasters strike, but also helps thousands of people who do it tough every day.
A bill seeking to exempt foreign airlines from at least three Philippines taxes has been approved by the country's House of Representatives.
Israel's El Al has reported a narrower Q1 net loss - of US$23.4 million - thanks to cost cuts including a reduction in its workforce.
India has implied it might ban EU airlines from its air space if Brussels goes ahead with sanctions against Indian airlines in the dispute over the EU emissions trading system (EU ETS) carbon tax.
Spain will partially close 30 of its 47 state-run airports as it attempts to rein in costs.
Jet plane lease and sale firm Aircastle Limited has appointed former director general and ceo of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Giovanni Bisignani to the company's board of directors.
The Seychelles and Abu Dhabi governments have inked an extra-bilateral arrangement - supplementary to the UAE/Seychelles Air Service Agreement signed in 1992 - to allow both Etihad Airways and Air Seychelles to operate up to 14 weekly passenger flights and seven weekly cargo operations between and beyond the destinations.
The US government is easing airport screening processes for travellers 75 and older.
