Qantas's fy in, fly out (FIFO) pilots at Network Aviation in Western Australia are to strike for two consecutive days beginning on Wednesday February 14, with Qantas “reviewing schedules and planning contingencies” to minimise disruption to passengers.
USA-based Frontier Airlines is offering an all-you-can-fly 'Go Wild!' northern summer pass for US$399, offering access to all of Frontier’s US and international destinations valid from May 1 to September 30.
A northern winter weather system is affecting the US east coast and airlines have cancelled more than 850 flights.
In January 2024, the Long March-7 Y8, carrying the Tianzhou-7 cargo spacecraft, was launched.
An increasing number of space fans are going to Wenchang, Hainan Province, the site of China's youngest spaceport and the city's space-themed tourism is becoming more popular.
Tourists watch a rocket launch at Qishui Bay, Wenchang.
Australia's Alliance Airlines has released its half-year results to December 31, 2023, saying it operated record flight hours, added two aircraft to the fleet and posted record financials, largely as a result of significant growth in contracted wet lease revenue, which more than doubled.
In Australia, Ian Horne, long term hotel industry advocate and former ceo of the Australian Hotels Association SA, has been appointed chair of the Business Events Adelaide Board, replacing Jim Kouts, who has held the position since 2017.Kouts will remain as an independent director as part of a governance strategy.
Australia's Qantas is improving 23 of its B737-800 fleet by installing split scimitar winglets that increase fuel efficiency and deliver other aerodynamic benefits.
The Australian government is facing calls to devise an airline passenger compensation scheme to make airlines pay out cash for delays and cancellations that are not outwith their control.
Finnish airline Finnair has started a voluntary weigh-in program at Helsinki airport.
Taxi alternative Uber has reported its first annual operating profit as a limited company, saying it made US$1.1 billion in 2023 compared with a loss of US$1.8 billion the year before.
After a few weeks with its B737 MAX 9 fleet grounded by US authorities following the loss of a 'door plug' on an Alaska Airlines flight in January, Boeing now faces a passenger backlash against the type.
Australian low-cost budget carrier Jetstar has released a February sale for tickets to the nation's capital, Canberra.
UK-based startup Global Airlines has purchased its first A380 jet and says it plans to take passengers back to the "golden age of travel" on transatlantic routes.
Qantas's fy in, fly out (FIFO) pilots at Network Aviation in Western Australia are to strike for two consecutive days beginning on Wednesday February 14, with Qantas “reviewing schedules and planning contingencies” to minimise disruption to passengers.
USA-based Frontier Airlines is offering an all-you-can-fly 'Go Wild!' northern summer pass for US$399, offering access to all of Frontier’s US and international destinations valid from May 1 to September 30.
A northern winter weather system is affecting the US east coast and airlines have cancelled more than 850 flights.
In January 2024, the Long March-7 Y8, carrying the Tianzhou-7 cargo spacecraft, was launched.
An increasing number of space fans are going to Wenchang, Hainan Province, the site of China's youngest spaceport and the city's space-themed tourism is becoming more popular.
Tourists watch a rocket launch at Qishui Bay, Wenchang.
Australia's Alliance Airlines has released its half-year results to December 31, 2023, saying it operated record flight hours, added two aircraft to the fleet and posted record financials, largely as a result of significant growth in contracted wet lease revenue, which more than doubled.
In Australia, Ian Horne, long term hotel industry advocate and former ceo of the Australian Hotels Association SA, has been appointed chair of the Business Events Adelaide Board, replacing Jim Kouts, who has held the position since 2017.Kouts will remain as an independent director as part of a governance strategy.
Australia's Qantas is improving 23 of its B737-800 fleet by installing split scimitar winglets that increase fuel efficiency and deliver other aerodynamic benefits.
The Australian government is facing calls to devise an airline passenger compensation scheme to make airlines pay out cash for delays and cancellations that are not outwith their control.
Finnish airline Finnair has started a voluntary weigh-in program at Helsinki airport.
Taxi alternative Uber has reported its first annual operating profit as a limited company, saying it made US$1.1 billion in 2023 compared with a loss of US$1.8 billion the year before.
After a few weeks with its B737 MAX 9 fleet grounded by US authorities following the loss of a 'door plug' on an Alaska Airlines flight in January, Boeing now faces a passenger backlash against the type.
Australian low-cost budget carrier Jetstar has released a February sale for tickets to the nation's capital, Canberra.
UK-based startup Global Airlines has purchased its first A380 jet and says it plans to take passengers back to the "golden age of travel" on transatlantic routes.
