Icelandic low-cost carrier Play Airlines has signed a multi-year distribution agreement with Sabre, giving Sabre-connected travel agencies access to Play's flights across North America and Europe.
Airports trade association Airports Council International (ACI) World has released its 2024 Annual World Airport Traffic Report that says passenger traffic in 2024 will reach 9.5 billion.
In Indonesia, PT Pertamina Patra Niaga is expanding its Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) program.
Airbus has named Gabriel Semelas its president, Africa and the Middle East, effective January 1, 2025.
Doha-based Qatar Airways is offering Australian travellers a sale covering many of its most popular destinations, including London, Dublin, Nice, Lisbon, New York and the Seychelles.
Japan Airlines (JAL) plans to offer its arriving international customers free domestic flights as part of a plan to boost domestic traffic.
Australia's Qantas plans adding daily A330-300 flights to Japan's Tokyo Haneda from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane from March 30 next year.
The US Transportation Department (DoT) has okayed Alaska Airlines to close its US$1.9 billion acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines, with some conditions, including maintaining the value of loyalty points and preserving service on some routes within - and to - Hawaii.
US plane maker Boeing is freezing recruitment and drawing up plans to furlough 'many' of its employees after 33,000 of its workers went out on strike.
Australia's Fair Work Commission (FWC) wants Virgin Australia pilots to accept a new wages deal that sees salaries increase by 21 per cent over three years.
Virgin Australia has launched a sale with more than half a million fares to destinations in Queensland starting at A$45.
UK airports are considering a variety of options that could see them handle more passengers (and planes) in the coming years, with London City granted permission to expand passenger numbers by 40 per cent and Luton and Gatwick waiting for government decisions on developments that would add flights.
The new Labour chancellor, Rachel Reeves, is stressing growth and planning reforms to get Britain building infrastructure again and has said she has “nothing against expanding airport capacity … I back our airports”.
Air Canada and the union representing more than 5,200 pilots have reached a tentative agreement on a four-year contract, which if signed off by pilots will avert a threatened strike.
Icelandic low-cost carrier Play Airlines has signed a multi-year distribution agreement with Sabre, giving Sabre-connected travel agencies access to Play's flights across North America and Europe.
Airports trade association Airports Council International (ACI) World has released its 2024 Annual World Airport Traffic Report that says passenger traffic in 2024 will reach 9.5 billion.
In Indonesia, PT Pertamina Patra Niaga is expanding its Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) program.
Airbus has named Gabriel Semelas its president, Africa and the Middle East, effective January 1, 2025.
Doha-based Qatar Airways is offering Australian travellers a sale covering many of its most popular destinations, including London, Dublin, Nice, Lisbon, New York and the Seychelles.
Japan Airlines (JAL) plans to offer its arriving international customers free domestic flights as part of a plan to boost domestic traffic.
Australia's Qantas plans adding daily A330-300 flights to Japan's Tokyo Haneda from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane from March 30 next year.
The US Transportation Department (DoT) has okayed Alaska Airlines to close its US$1.9 billion acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines, with some conditions, including maintaining the value of loyalty points and preserving service on some routes within - and to - Hawaii.
US plane maker Boeing is freezing recruitment and drawing up plans to furlough 'many' of its employees after 33,000 of its workers went out on strike.
Australia's Fair Work Commission (FWC) wants Virgin Australia pilots to accept a new wages deal that sees salaries increase by 21 per cent over three years.
Virgin Australia has launched a sale with more than half a million fares to destinations in Queensland starting at A$45.
UK airports are considering a variety of options that could see them handle more passengers (and planes) in the coming years, with London City granted permission to expand passenger numbers by 40 per cent and Luton and Gatwick waiting for government decisions on developments that would add flights.
The new Labour chancellor, Rachel Reeves, is stressing growth and planning reforms to get Britain building infrastructure again and has said she has “nothing against expanding airport capacity … I back our airports”.
Air Canada and the union representing more than 5,200 pilots have reached a tentative agreement on a four-year contract, which if signed off by pilots will avert a threatened strike.
