IndiGo sticks with Airbus as it orders widebodies
- BTN News
- Sunday, 28 April 2024
India's IndiGo has ordered 30 Airbus A350 jets with options for another 70.
The carrier already has about 1,000 Airbus A320 single-aisle jets on order.
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India's IndiGo has ordered 30 Airbus A350 jets with options for another 70.
The carrier already has about 1,000 Airbus A320 single-aisle jets on order.
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India's IndiGo has ordered 30 Airbus A350 jets with options for another 70.
The carrier already has about 1,000 Airbus A320 single-aisle jets on order.
Reuters says Korean Air is talking to US plane maker Boeing about buying 'at least 10' Boeing 777Xs.
Major US budget carrier Southwest Airlines has pointed to Boeing delivery problems as a reason for cutting jobs and airports served.
Some 2000 jobs and operations at four airports will go.
Virgin Australia has suspended direct flights from Adelaide, Australia to the holiday favourite Bali, citing a delay in the delivery of 10 new Boeing MAX planes.
Authorities in Venice, Italy have started charging an EUR5 'entrance fee' for day trippers, believed to be the first major city in the world to enact such a scheme.
The latest Airside 4.0 technology is being used in the New Terminal One at the US's New York JFK Airport, a new international terminal being built in partnership with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's US$19 billion transformation of JFK Airport.
Australia's Rigby Cooke Lawyers has advised the industry that the High Court of Australia has confirmed that where at least one party to a standard contract for goods or services is acting within, or carrying out business in, Australia, the country's unfair contract term (UCT) laws apply to that contract.
The Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) has joined Net Zero Carbon Events (NZCE), the events industry initiative to address climate change to support the campaign.
US Justice Department prosecutors have met with the families of people killed in the two B737 MAX jet crashes in 2018-19 that killed 346.
Australia's Qantas has confirmed it will offer free wifi on international routes "starting with Asia" by the end of this year.