Canada will spend 'tens of millions' of dollars on overhauling citizenship application processes and to expand the Electronic Travel Authorization Program for low-risk travellers, a service currently only available in Brazil.
New Zealand will host global communications conference the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) in 2024, the first time in almost 30 years the event will take place in the Southern Hemisphere.
International Convention Centre Sydney, Australia has appointed Adam Smith (pictured) as its director of Building Services.
Smith joins with more than 20 years' experience in delivering successful business strategies, ensuring premium customer experiences, driving innovation through constant improvements and leading high performance teams.
In the UK, the London City airport has dropped its 100ml limit on liquids, pastes and gels in hand baggage, replacing it with a two litre limit.
Singapore Airlines has taken delivery of its 16th B787, the first of its type since the pandemic.
Italy’s national carrier Ita Airways has applied for slots at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport and says it intends to fly between Rome and the Serbian capital this northern summer.
The administrators of failed UK airline Flybe say its assets are up for sale.
Joint administrators David Pike and Mike Pink estimate the airline’s total deficiencies are GBP82.6 million, with GBP6.5 million in the bank and very few assets (intellectual property, ground handling and airport assets, catering assets, premises, fuel and some other items, but no owned aircraft). Flybe is not likely to fly again.
High airfares may be delivering above-average yields for airlines, but capacity has not yet returned to pre-pandemic levels globally, meaning many airports are still losing money.
European airline chiefs say there's insufficient support from the European Union to drive production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and bring down its cost, a possible way to decarbonise the sector.
European airline leaders have again called for an end to French air traffic control (ATC) strikes that regularly impact flights within, to and from Europe.
Canada will spend 'tens of millions' of dollars on overhauling citizenship application processes and to expand the Electronic Travel Authorization Program for low-risk travellers, a service currently only available in Brazil.
New Zealand will host global communications conference the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) in 2024, the first time in almost 30 years the event will take place in the Southern Hemisphere.
International Convention Centre Sydney, Australia has appointed Adam Smith (pictured) as its director of Building Services.
Smith joins with more than 20 years' experience in delivering successful business strategies, ensuring premium customer experiences, driving innovation through constant improvements and leading high performance teams.
In the UK, the London City airport has dropped its 100ml limit on liquids, pastes and gels in hand baggage, replacing it with a two litre limit.
Singapore Airlines has taken delivery of its 16th B787, the first of its type since the pandemic.
Italy’s national carrier Ita Airways has applied for slots at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport and says it intends to fly between Rome and the Serbian capital this northern summer.
The administrators of failed UK airline Flybe say its assets are up for sale.
Joint administrators David Pike and Mike Pink estimate the airline’s total deficiencies are GBP82.6 million, with GBP6.5 million in the bank and very few assets (intellectual property, ground handling and airport assets, catering assets, premises, fuel and some other items, but no owned aircraft). Flybe is not likely to fly again.
High airfares may be delivering above-average yields for airlines, but capacity has not yet returned to pre-pandemic levels globally, meaning many airports are still losing money.
European airline chiefs say there's insufficient support from the European Union to drive production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and bring down its cost, a possible way to decarbonise the sector.
European airline leaders have again called for an end to French air traffic control (ATC) strikes that regularly impact flights within, to and from Europe.
