In Australia, Newcastle Airport is embarking on a significant expansion.
The A$240 million deal, with the country's Commonwealth Bank as financier, will see added capacity and a new international terminal plus finance to accelerate the activation of Astra Aerolab - including the construction of commercial A-grade office and industrial facilities.
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) plans to improve connectivity for guests and crew at sea by offering SpaceX’s Starlink high-speed internet on its ships.
Using advanced low earth orbit satellites, Starlink delivers industry leading broadband internet connectivity which will improve the capacity, speed and reliability of internet on board.
Following the expanded air transport agreement between the United Arab Emirates and Canada, Dubai-based Emirates airline is adding two flights per week between Dubai and Toronto.
From 20 April, daily flights will operate on the route.
Germany's Lufthansa Group is selling what remains of its catering and in-flight retail LSG Group business to private equity investor Aurelius, which will make LSG a standalone business.
Last month, Tap Air Portugal chair Manuel Beja and ceo Christine Ourmières-Widener were dismissed over an 'illegal' severance package to a departing board member.
Europe's Airbus is to double its manufacturing capacity in China by building a second Chinese assembly line to join Tianjin, where its A320-family jets have been built since 2008.
Finnair is doing its bit for the environment by cutting two of its shortest domestic routes from Helsinki, with the services to Tampere and Turku to be replaced by buses.
An air traffic controller (ATC) shortage in the USA has prompted major airlines to consider some northern summer schedule cuts to prevent delays.
Australia's Qantas says it hopes to avoid a chaotic Easter holiday period this year, with extra aircraft and employees on standby to avert the disruptions it faced in 2022.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has applauded the Dutch court decision to uphold the legal challenges lodged by IATA, KLM and other airlines against the Dutch government’s ‘experimental regulation’ to cut Schiphol airport’s flight limit to 460,000 from November 2023.
Pilots at the USA's American Airlines (AA) are close to an 'agreement in principle' with the company on a new contract.
In Australia, Newcastle Airport is embarking on a significant expansion.
The A$240 million deal, with the country's Commonwealth Bank as financier, will see added capacity and a new international terminal plus finance to accelerate the activation of Astra Aerolab - including the construction of commercial A-grade office and industrial facilities.
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) plans to improve connectivity for guests and crew at sea by offering SpaceX’s Starlink high-speed internet on its ships.
Using advanced low earth orbit satellites, Starlink delivers industry leading broadband internet connectivity which will improve the capacity, speed and reliability of internet on board.
Following the expanded air transport agreement between the United Arab Emirates and Canada, Dubai-based Emirates airline is adding two flights per week between Dubai and Toronto.
From 20 April, daily flights will operate on the route.
Germany's Lufthansa Group is selling what remains of its catering and in-flight retail LSG Group business to private equity investor Aurelius, which will make LSG a standalone business.
Last month, Tap Air Portugal chair Manuel Beja and ceo Christine Ourmières-Widener were dismissed over an 'illegal' severance package to a departing board member.
Europe's Airbus is to double its manufacturing capacity in China by building a second Chinese assembly line to join Tianjin, where its A320-family jets have been built since 2008.
Finnair is doing its bit for the environment by cutting two of its shortest domestic routes from Helsinki, with the services to Tampere and Turku to be replaced by buses.
An air traffic controller (ATC) shortage in the USA has prompted major airlines to consider some northern summer schedule cuts to prevent delays.
Australia's Qantas says it hopes to avoid a chaotic Easter holiday period this year, with extra aircraft and employees on standby to avert the disruptions it faced in 2022.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has applauded the Dutch court decision to uphold the legal challenges lodged by IATA, KLM and other airlines against the Dutch government’s ‘experimental regulation’ to cut Schiphol airport’s flight limit to 460,000 from November 2023.
Pilots at the USA's American Airlines (AA) are close to an 'agreement in principle' with the company on a new contract.
