Singapore Airlines (SIA) is to add three more weekly flights to Brisbane, Australia, starting 16 June.
It will use A350-900 medium-haul aircraft for the flights, which leave Singapore early in the morning and return in the evening.
The news of a pending end to the war in Gaza has prompted Europe's Wizz Air to re-start flights from Tel Aviv to Bucharest, Rome, Milan, Abu Dhabi, Sofia, Warsaw, London, Katowice, Athens, Larnaca, Budapest, Vienna and more.
Denmark-based Safeture, a platform for travel risk management and Riskline, an expert in travel risk analysis and content provision, say the most significant risks for business and leisure travellers in 2025 arise from geopolitical tensions and digital challenges.
Indonesia's TransNusa is introducing a new A320 international route between Bali and Perth, Western Australia.
Global charter firm Chapman Freeborn has signed an agreement with Ajex Logistics Services, a Middle East-based company specialising in airport passenger services.
Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group’s passenger capacity increased by 7.1 per cent in December 2024 compared to the year before and traffic rose by six per cent.
The three-day ITB India 2025 is scheduled for 2 - 4 September 2025 at Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai, India.
Following the resignation of general manager Johan Hasser, Australia's Mulpha Events is seeking his replacement.
Smiths Detection says it has signed a contract to supply Fukuoka International Airport, Japan with seven HI-SCAN 6040 CTiX Model S x-ray scanners.
Travel technology firm Travelport has appointed Andrew Jordan its chief product & technology officer.
In Australia, Tauck has announced it is waiving the single supplement for its Category 1 riverboat cabins on every departure of all Tauck river cruise itineraries, covering more than 250 Tauck river cruise departures in 2025.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released its financial industry outlook for 2025, which indicates a slight strengthening of profitability amid ongoing cost and supply chain challenges.
In Dublin, Ireland, barristers are still discussing who's responsible for EUR2.5 billion worth of aircraft - about 400 of them - that are stranded in Russia because Putin invaded Ukraine.
Singapore Airlines (SIA) is to add three more weekly flights to Brisbane, Australia, starting 16 June.
It will use A350-900 medium-haul aircraft for the flights, which leave Singapore early in the morning and return in the evening.
The news of a pending end to the war in Gaza has prompted Europe's Wizz Air to re-start flights from Tel Aviv to Bucharest, Rome, Milan, Abu Dhabi, Sofia, Warsaw, London, Katowice, Athens, Larnaca, Budapest, Vienna and more.
Denmark-based Safeture, a platform for travel risk management and Riskline, an expert in travel risk analysis and content provision, say the most significant risks for business and leisure travellers in 2025 arise from geopolitical tensions and digital challenges.
Indonesia's TransNusa is introducing a new A320 international route between Bali and Perth, Western Australia.
Global charter firm Chapman Freeborn has signed an agreement with Ajex Logistics Services, a Middle East-based company specialising in airport passenger services.
Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group’s passenger capacity increased by 7.1 per cent in December 2024 compared to the year before and traffic rose by six per cent.
The three-day ITB India 2025 is scheduled for 2 - 4 September 2025 at Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai, India.
Following the resignation of general manager Johan Hasser, Australia's Mulpha Events is seeking his replacement.
Smiths Detection says it has signed a contract to supply Fukuoka International Airport, Japan with seven HI-SCAN 6040 CTiX Model S x-ray scanners.
Travel technology firm Travelport has appointed Andrew Jordan its chief product & technology officer.
In Australia, Tauck has announced it is waiving the single supplement for its Category 1 riverboat cabins on every departure of all Tauck river cruise itineraries, covering more than 250 Tauck river cruise departures in 2025.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released its financial industry outlook for 2025, which indicates a slight strengthening of profitability amid ongoing cost and supply chain challenges.
In Dublin, Ireland, barristers are still discussing who's responsible for EUR2.5 billion worth of aircraft - about 400 of them - that are stranded in Russia because Putin invaded Ukraine.
