The 16th edition of Paperex, claimed to be the World’s largest paper show, will feature the latest technology in paper production, along with some of the most innovative and eco-friendly products from 6-9 Dec 2023 at India Expo centre, Delhi NCR, India.
Recent analysis by OAG says the countries with the smallest aviation markets are:
Vietnam's Bamboo Air has cancelled flights between Ho Chi Minh and Hanoi and Sydney and Melbourne in Australia, with Bamboo’s web site reading, 'all flights unavailable'.
With fleet expansion planned, Turkey's-low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines also wants air operator certificates (AOC) covering flights in more countries.
IAG's Irish carrier Aer Lingus is terminating its code-share agreement with United Airlines as of October 27, and United's MileagePlus members will no longer earn points if flying on the Irish carrier.
In Australia, former Qantas ceo Alan Joyce will not face a Select Committee on Commonwealth Bilateral Air Service Agreements after a requested extension to the newly-completed first inquiry was voted down.
In the USA, Spirit Airlines cancelled about 100 flights on the weekend to perform an inspection of some of its nearly 200-strong fleet.
Air France-KLM’s pending US$145 million deal for an initial 19.9 per cent stake in Scandinavia’s SAS will see SAS join the SkyTeam marketing Alliance and leave Star Alliance after the deal is completed some time in 2024.
The Philippines' Cebu Pacific has unveiled an aggressive expansion plan that will see it make the biggest aircraft order in the country’s history and more than double its current fleet of 76 planes.
The USA's Atlas Air Worldwide is moving its corporate headquarters to White Plains, New York, with a 60,000 sq ft leased space where it will invest US$4m in improvements including new equipment, IT and security.
Australia's Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics (BITRE) has released its 'September Domestic Airline On Time Performance report', with 75.5 per cent of Rex flights arriving on time, beating Qantas at 74.8 per cent, Jetstar at 69.7 per cent, Skytrans at 67.7 per cent and Virgin Australia at 67.6 per cent.
Australia's Qantas Group will hike fares by an average 3.5 per cent from October 27 because it can no longer absorb the rising cost of fuel.
The 16th edition of Paperex, claimed to be the World’s largest paper show, will feature the latest technology in paper production, along with some of the most innovative and eco-friendly products from 6-9 Dec 2023 at India Expo centre, Delhi NCR, India.
Recent analysis by OAG says the countries with the smallest aviation markets are:
Vietnam's Bamboo Air has cancelled flights between Ho Chi Minh and Hanoi and Sydney and Melbourne in Australia, with Bamboo’s web site reading, 'all flights unavailable'.
With fleet expansion planned, Turkey's-low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines also wants air operator certificates (AOC) covering flights in more countries.
IAG's Irish carrier Aer Lingus is terminating its code-share agreement with United Airlines as of October 27, and United's MileagePlus members will no longer earn points if flying on the Irish carrier.
In Australia, former Qantas ceo Alan Joyce will not face a Select Committee on Commonwealth Bilateral Air Service Agreements after a requested extension to the newly-completed first inquiry was voted down.
In the USA, Spirit Airlines cancelled about 100 flights on the weekend to perform an inspection of some of its nearly 200-strong fleet.
Air France-KLM’s pending US$145 million deal for an initial 19.9 per cent stake in Scandinavia’s SAS will see SAS join the SkyTeam marketing Alliance and leave Star Alliance after the deal is completed some time in 2024.
The Philippines' Cebu Pacific has unveiled an aggressive expansion plan that will see it make the biggest aircraft order in the country’s history and more than double its current fleet of 76 planes.
The USA's Atlas Air Worldwide is moving its corporate headquarters to White Plains, New York, with a 60,000 sq ft leased space where it will invest US$4m in improvements including new equipment, IT and security.
Australia's Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics (BITRE) has released its 'September Domestic Airline On Time Performance report', with 75.5 per cent of Rex flights arriving on time, beating Qantas at 74.8 per cent, Jetstar at 69.7 per cent, Skytrans at 67.7 per cent and Virgin Australia at 67.6 per cent.
Australia's Qantas Group will hike fares by an average 3.5 per cent from October 27 because it can no longer absorb the rising cost of fuel.
