Australia's Qantas Airways will pay A$120 million to settle a lawsuit with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) for selling tickets on already-cancelled flights.
UAE carrier Etihad Airways has signed five more interline agreements - with Australia's Rex, Kam Air of Afghanistan, Greece's Sky Express, South Korea's Jeju Air and Myanmar's Myanmar Airways.
From November this year, new rules will impact visitors entering and leaving EU countries, with a new system tracking them using fingerprints and face scans.
US marine robotics company Ocean Infinity (OI) says it has tabled a new proposal to the Malaysian government aimed at finding Malaysia Airlines flight 370 (MH370), which vanished in 2014 - and according to one unconfirmed media report, the new search could start before Xmas this year.
More than 10,500 of London’s black-cab drivers have launched a GBP250 million* court case against Uber, accusing the cab alternative firm of breaking the capital’s taxi booking rules and deliberately misleading authorities to secure a licence.
Scotland's west coast islands have been suffering ongoing ferry access problems, mainly caused by old equipment breaking down and delays to its ferry replacement program.
On the 25th anniversary of the Macau Special Administrative Region (SAR), it is ramping up efforts to grow inbound tourism from Asia and in particular from Singapore, currently its eighth-most-valuable international visitor source market.
Despite only being a few kilometres apart, a Singapore to Malaysia road trip can take hours, but the construction of a new A$4.6 billion rail bridge should cut the journey time to minutes.
777 Partners, the private equity firm that controls the in-administration Australian low-cost airline Bonza, is the focus of a lawsuit filed in a New York court on May 3.
A ticket sale for Australia-based Jetstar (part of the Qantas stable) temporarily crashed the low-cost carrier’s web site after it offered tickets priced as low as A$29 on selected domestic routes.
Australia's Qantas Airways will pay A$120 million to settle a lawsuit with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) for selling tickets on already-cancelled flights.
UAE carrier Etihad Airways has signed five more interline agreements - with Australia's Rex, Kam Air of Afghanistan, Greece's Sky Express, South Korea's Jeju Air and Myanmar's Myanmar Airways.
From November this year, new rules will impact visitors entering and leaving EU countries, with a new system tracking them using fingerprints and face scans.
US marine robotics company Ocean Infinity (OI) says it has tabled a new proposal to the Malaysian government aimed at finding Malaysia Airlines flight 370 (MH370), which vanished in 2014 - and according to one unconfirmed media report, the new search could start before Xmas this year.
More than 10,500 of London’s black-cab drivers have launched a GBP250 million* court case against Uber, accusing the cab alternative firm of breaking the capital’s taxi booking rules and deliberately misleading authorities to secure a licence.
Scotland's west coast islands have been suffering ongoing ferry access problems, mainly caused by old equipment breaking down and delays to its ferry replacement program.
On the 25th anniversary of the Macau Special Administrative Region (SAR), it is ramping up efforts to grow inbound tourism from Asia and in particular from Singapore, currently its eighth-most-valuable international visitor source market.
Despite only being a few kilometres apart, a Singapore to Malaysia road trip can take hours, but the construction of a new A$4.6 billion rail bridge should cut the journey time to minutes.
777 Partners, the private equity firm that controls the in-administration Australian low-cost airline Bonza, is the focus of a lawsuit filed in a New York court on May 3.
A ticket sale for Australia-based Jetstar (part of the Qantas stable) temporarily crashed the low-cost carrier’s web site after it offered tickets priced as low as A$29 on selected domestic routes.
