The Lufthansa Group has increased its widebody order totals from both major plane makers, adding five A350-900s and 10 A350-1000s and seven more B787-9s worth a combined US$7.5 billion list.
Australia's competition regulator the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has granted interim authorisation for Qantas Airways and its budget arm Jetstar to continue to co-ordinate two of Jetstar's Asia-based joint ventures - Jetstar Asia and Jetstar Japan.
The European Union has postponed the rollout of its electronic visa program the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) until at least 2024.
An ad campaign by Germany's Lufthansa claiming its green initiatives were protecting the world has been banned by the UK advertising watchdog the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).
In the USA, Delta Air Lines pilots have okayed a new contract that includes 34 per cent pay rises over four years.
Australia's Alliance Airlines has signed to buy 30 second-hand E190s through leasing firm AerCap, with deliveries expected between September 2023 and January 2026.
Consumer advocates in the country say Australian airlines aren't doing enough to protect consumers when travel experiences fall short of expectations because laws are 'weaker' than those overseas, such as in the USA or EU, where speedy refunds and sometimes compensation for delays is standard.
Capital A (AirAsia) says its four airlines — Malaysia-based AirAsia, Indonesia AirAsia, Philippines AirAsia and affiliate Thai AirAsia — will ramp up capacity to China and by the end of the year will fly 11 per cent more capacity to the country than they did four years earlier.
Scientists say the UK would have to devote half its farmland or more than double its total renewable electricity supply to make enough sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to meet its ambitions for net zero flying, a Guardian article claims.
Egyptair has taken delivery of its first Airbus A321neo from aircraft lessor, Aercap.
Fledgling carrier Norse Atlantic is adding six London Gatwick to Washington DC flights a week from June 1, with return economy fares starting at GBP430.
The Lufthansa Group has increased its widebody order totals from both major plane makers, adding five A350-900s and 10 A350-1000s and seven more B787-9s worth a combined US$7.5 billion list.
Australia's competition regulator the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has granted interim authorisation for Qantas Airways and its budget arm Jetstar to continue to co-ordinate two of Jetstar's Asia-based joint ventures - Jetstar Asia and Jetstar Japan.
The European Union has postponed the rollout of its electronic visa program the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) until at least 2024.
An ad campaign by Germany's Lufthansa claiming its green initiatives were protecting the world has been banned by the UK advertising watchdog the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).
In the USA, Delta Air Lines pilots have okayed a new contract that includes 34 per cent pay rises over four years.
Australia's Alliance Airlines has signed to buy 30 second-hand E190s through leasing firm AerCap, with deliveries expected between September 2023 and January 2026.
Consumer advocates in the country say Australian airlines aren't doing enough to protect consumers when travel experiences fall short of expectations because laws are 'weaker' than those overseas, such as in the USA or EU, where speedy refunds and sometimes compensation for delays is standard.
Capital A (AirAsia) says its four airlines — Malaysia-based AirAsia, Indonesia AirAsia, Philippines AirAsia and affiliate Thai AirAsia — will ramp up capacity to China and by the end of the year will fly 11 per cent more capacity to the country than they did four years earlier.
Scientists say the UK would have to devote half its farmland or more than double its total renewable electricity supply to make enough sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to meet its ambitions for net zero flying, a Guardian article claims.
Egyptair has taken delivery of its first Airbus A321neo from aircraft lessor, Aercap.
Fledgling carrier Norse Atlantic is adding six London Gatwick to Washington DC flights a week from June 1, with return economy fares starting at GBP430.
