Germany's Lufthansa says it expects the European Union (EU) to okay its takeover of Italian national carrier Ita Airways, which would allow the Italian government to dispose of its shares in loss-making Ita.
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating possibly-falsified documents that verified the authenticity of titanium used in some recently manufactured Boeing and Airbus jets, according to the New York Times.
Malaysian budget carrier AirAsia is undergoing a major restructuring led by its parent company, Capital A.
Scammers are pretending to be airlines and using similar language when communicating with people on X, Which? says.
A technical issue with Australian Border Force 'smart gates' sparked chaos at Sydney International Airport on the weekend, with customers having to join long queues.
According to travel IT firm Sabre, China's outbound tourism totals are up 392 per cent this year compared to last.
Pre-pandemic, travellers from China made 155 million international trips, collectively spending US$245, but this year's comeback has taken time.
Australia's International Air Services Commission (IASC) has issued a draft determination proposing to grant 2,320 seats of passenger capacity per week to Jetstar, part of the Qantas Group, and to deny Virgin Australia’s application for 2,464 seats.
Saudi Arabia-based Front End has conducted the first unmanned air taxi trial in Mecca, supported by urban air mobility (UAM) company EHang.
The air transport industry’s rate of mishandled baggage has continued to improve, according to the new SITA Baggage IT Insights 2024 report.
The Europe Aviation Overview shows Week 23 of 2024 (3-9 June) saw traffic up by 1.6 per cent on the previous week and six per cent up on 2023.
The United States Department of Transport (USDoT) has approved the planned code share between New York-based JetBlue and London, UK-based British Airways.
The Australian government has been asked to be transparent about the details of more than A$25 million in taxpayer-funded VIP flights for Australian government ministers and dignitaries.
After acquiring a majority stake in on-line travel business TripADeal in 2022, Australia's Qantas Airways says it will acquire the remaining 49 per cent for A$211 million to help it capitalise on holiday bookings demand.
Germany's Lufthansa says it expects the European Union (EU) to okay its takeover of Italian national carrier Ita Airways, which would allow the Italian government to dispose of its shares in loss-making Ita.
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating possibly-falsified documents that verified the authenticity of titanium used in some recently manufactured Boeing and Airbus jets, according to the New York Times.
Malaysian budget carrier AirAsia is undergoing a major restructuring led by its parent company, Capital A.
Scammers are pretending to be airlines and using similar language when communicating with people on X, Which? says.
A technical issue with Australian Border Force 'smart gates' sparked chaos at Sydney International Airport on the weekend, with customers having to join long queues.
According to travel IT firm Sabre, China's outbound tourism totals are up 392 per cent this year compared to last.
Pre-pandemic, travellers from China made 155 million international trips, collectively spending US$245, but this year's comeback has taken time.
Australia's International Air Services Commission (IASC) has issued a draft determination proposing to grant 2,320 seats of passenger capacity per week to Jetstar, part of the Qantas Group, and to deny Virgin Australia’s application for 2,464 seats.
Saudi Arabia-based Front End has conducted the first unmanned air taxi trial in Mecca, supported by urban air mobility (UAM) company EHang.
The air transport industry’s rate of mishandled baggage has continued to improve, according to the new SITA Baggage IT Insights 2024 report.
The Europe Aviation Overview shows Week 23 of 2024 (3-9 June) saw traffic up by 1.6 per cent on the previous week and six per cent up on 2023.
The United States Department of Transport (USDoT) has approved the planned code share between New York-based JetBlue and London, UK-based British Airways.
The Australian government has been asked to be transparent about the details of more than A$25 million in taxpayer-funded VIP flights for Australian government ministers and dignitaries.
After acquiring a majority stake in on-line travel business TripADeal in 2022, Australia's Qantas Airways says it will acquire the remaining 49 per cent for A$211 million to help it capitalise on holiday bookings demand.
