The mid-flight blowout of a panel from an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX jet on January 5 was so powerful "it blew open the plane’s cockpit door and tore off the co-pilot’s headset," National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) officials have been told.
San Francisco, USA-based hotel alternative Airbnb has reported a lower second-quarter profit of US$555 million (down from US$650 million last year) and flagged weakening demand from US customers.
British Airways (BA) and Bangkok Airways have inked an expanded code-share deal, allowing seamless travel from the UK to destinations in Thailand and Cambodia.
A new study has revealed the European cities with the cleanest Airbnb’s, with Split, Croatia taking the top spot.
As the fallout from the global CrowdStrike IT outage continues, a Microsoft letter has accused US carrier Delta of not modernising its technology ahead of cancelling thousands of flights and says it offered free help that was ignored.
Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific is said to be eyeing expansion in Southeast Asia, including Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam.
Air Serbia says it expects to add seven aircraft to the fleet this year and even more in 2025.
Airports across Europe will tighten hand luggage rules from September 1 because some new security scanners 'do not meet standards' for explosive detection equipment.
Annual air travel demand remains on track to surpass the 2019 total this year, measured in revenue passenger kilometres (RPK) according to Bain & Co’s Q2 2024 update of its Air Travel Forecast to 2030.
Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), the HKTDC Food Expo, HKTDC Beauty & Wellness Expo and HKTDC Home Delights Expo will run from 15 to19 August at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC).
CrowdStrike, the IT security firm blamed for a July 19 global outage that hit an estimated 8.5 million Microsoft Windows computers, has rejected a compensation claim by Delta Air Lines.
The Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) has ordered airlines to compensate or refund passengers in about 50 per cent of the 9,740 disputed cases they resolved between September 2023 and June 2024.
The mid-flight blowout of a panel from an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX jet on January 5 was so powerful "it blew open the plane’s cockpit door and tore off the co-pilot’s headset," National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) officials have been told.
San Francisco, USA-based hotel alternative Airbnb has reported a lower second-quarter profit of US$555 million (down from US$650 million last year) and flagged weakening demand from US customers.
British Airways (BA) and Bangkok Airways have inked an expanded code-share deal, allowing seamless travel from the UK to destinations in Thailand and Cambodia.
A new study has revealed the European cities with the cleanest Airbnb’s, with Split, Croatia taking the top spot.
As the fallout from the global CrowdStrike IT outage continues, a Microsoft letter has accused US carrier Delta of not modernising its technology ahead of cancelling thousands of flights and says it offered free help that was ignored.
Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific is said to be eyeing expansion in Southeast Asia, including Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam.
Air Serbia says it expects to add seven aircraft to the fleet this year and even more in 2025.
Airports across Europe will tighten hand luggage rules from September 1 because some new security scanners 'do not meet standards' for explosive detection equipment.
Annual air travel demand remains on track to surpass the 2019 total this year, measured in revenue passenger kilometres (RPK) according to Bain & Co’s Q2 2024 update of its Air Travel Forecast to 2030.
Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), the HKTDC Food Expo, HKTDC Beauty & Wellness Expo and HKTDC Home Delights Expo will run from 15 to19 August at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC).
CrowdStrike, the IT security firm blamed for a July 19 global outage that hit an estimated 8.5 million Microsoft Windows computers, has rejected a compensation claim by Delta Air Lines.
The Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) has ordered airlines to compensate or refund passengers in about 50 per cent of the 9,740 disputed cases they resolved between September 2023 and June 2024.
