Australia's Qantas and Virgin Australia were among 1,253 large companies there that were due to pay no federal income tax in 2022-23 due to carried-over Covid-19 losses, the ATO (tax office) says.
Nauru Airlines has secured a new Pacific Flights Program agreement with the Australian government, extending targeted support for an additional year until 31 October 2025 for the airline's ‘Australia-North Pacific Connector’ route, which runs from Brisbane through Nauru, Tarawa, Majuro, and Pohnpei to Palau.
Bernardo Nunes has been appointed chief operating officer at air charter specialist Chapman Freeborn group including Magma Aviation, Intradco Global and the Arcus Air Group, working to strengthen cultural, strategic, and operational leadership at all levels of the company.
The GBTA Foundation, the charitable arm of the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA), has released findings from its Sustainability Acceleration Challenge, a benchmarking initiative to evaluate the current state of business travel programs and the actions being taken by organisations to decarbonise them.
Africa's Ethiopian Airlines is set to receive its first A350-1000 passenger aircraft this week.
It will be the first Airbus customer to fly the A350-1000 in Africa.
Singapore Airlines (SIA) says it is investing S$1.1 billion to install new long-haul cabin products across 41 Airbus A350-900 long-haul and ultra-long-range (ULR) aircraft.
Production of Boeing aircraft could restart 'soon', if 30,000 or so International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) members vote (on Monday November 4 in the US) to accept the company's latest pay and conditions offer.
While much of November's early news focuses on whether politicians 'follow the rules' and seek out economic ways to travel, the Australian coalition plans to use Senate estimates to press bureaucrats on whether prime minister Anthony Albanese was at least partially responsible for the decision to block additional Qatar Airways flights.
Ikea has opened its first UK standalone restaurant on King Street in Hammersmith, London, next door to its west London city store.
Europe-based aviation firm Airbus says it expects its takeover of part of the Spirit AeroSystems operation in Belfast, Northern Ireland (NI) to be completed by the end of December.
New US federal regulations now require airlines to refund passengers for flight cancellations and other significant flight changes.
A China-built passenger plane designed to travel twice as fast as Concorde has completed initial tests and its manufacturer the Space Transportation company says it aims to have a full-size supersonic passenger jet ready for a maiden flight in 2027.
Australia's Jetstar, part of the Qantas Group, is offering one-way fares from Australia to New Zealand starting at A$165.
Australia's Qantas and Virgin Australia were among 1,253 large companies there that were due to pay no federal income tax in 2022-23 due to carried-over Covid-19 losses, the ATO (tax office) says.
Nauru Airlines has secured a new Pacific Flights Program agreement with the Australian government, extending targeted support for an additional year until 31 October 2025 for the airline's ‘Australia-North Pacific Connector’ route, which runs from Brisbane through Nauru, Tarawa, Majuro, and Pohnpei to Palau.
Bernardo Nunes has been appointed chief operating officer at air charter specialist Chapman Freeborn group including Magma Aviation, Intradco Global and the Arcus Air Group, working to strengthen cultural, strategic, and operational leadership at all levels of the company.
The GBTA Foundation, the charitable arm of the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA), has released findings from its Sustainability Acceleration Challenge, a benchmarking initiative to evaluate the current state of business travel programs and the actions being taken by organisations to decarbonise them.
Africa's Ethiopian Airlines is set to receive its first A350-1000 passenger aircraft this week.
It will be the first Airbus customer to fly the A350-1000 in Africa.
Singapore Airlines (SIA) says it is investing S$1.1 billion to install new long-haul cabin products across 41 Airbus A350-900 long-haul and ultra-long-range (ULR) aircraft.
Production of Boeing aircraft could restart 'soon', if 30,000 or so International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) members vote (on Monday November 4 in the US) to accept the company's latest pay and conditions offer.
While much of November's early news focuses on whether politicians 'follow the rules' and seek out economic ways to travel, the Australian coalition plans to use Senate estimates to press bureaucrats on whether prime minister Anthony Albanese was at least partially responsible for the decision to block additional Qatar Airways flights.
Ikea has opened its first UK standalone restaurant on King Street in Hammersmith, London, next door to its west London city store.
Europe-based aviation firm Airbus says it expects its takeover of part of the Spirit AeroSystems operation in Belfast, Northern Ireland (NI) to be completed by the end of December.
New US federal regulations now require airlines to refund passengers for flight cancellations and other significant flight changes.
A China-built passenger plane designed to travel twice as fast as Concorde has completed initial tests and its manufacturer the Space Transportation company says it aims to have a full-size supersonic passenger jet ready for a maiden flight in 2027.
Australia's Jetstar, part of the Qantas Group, is offering one-way fares from Australia to New Zealand starting at A$165.
