Malaysia-based long-haul budget airline AirAsia X has signed a non-binding letter of acceptance with Capital A to take over the latter's AirAsia Berhad and AirAsia Aviation Group airline companies.
A directive to ground 171 Boeing 737 MAX 9 jets in the US won't affect Australian carriers because no airline in that country flies the same MAX type.
The igerian government has approved Air Peace, FlyNas and Max Air as official carriers for the 2024 Hajj pilgrimage, plus Cargo Zeal Technologies, Nahco Aviance and Qualla Investment as the official Hajj cargo companies, carrying pilgrims' bags.
Air New Zealand has today (January 8) launched a New Year sale from Sydney, Australia to major cities in New Zealand and America, with flights to Auckland for as little as A$257 one way or Queenstown for A$267.
US planemaker Boeing will co-operate with the country's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) demand for immediate inspections of 'about 171' MAX 9 planes operated by US airlines or flown in United States air space by foreign carriers.
Thai Airways has absorbed all the planes operated by low-cost subsidiary Thai Smile into Thai's own operations.
Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) has confirmed a new air service agreement with Turkey that removes the limit on the number of permitted flights between the nations.
The USA's Alaska Airlines grounded all 65 of its Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft after a window and piece of fuselage blew out in a mid-air accident on Friday - and US authorities later grounded about 171 of the type with the same configuration.
Australia is making a A$5 million gamble to bring more visitors to Far North Queensland (FNQ) after more than A$270 million worth of bookings were cancelled due to cyclone Jesper's A$2 billion impact over Xmas.
It appears all 380 survivors of the Haneda Airport, Tokyo, Japan crash on January 2 - including 12 Australians - may have been even luckier than first thought.
Facing poor service ratings due to delays and cancellations, Australia's airlines have turned their focus on the role played by the agency reponsible for running the country's air network.
Australian newbie Bonza has put 24,000 seats on sale for A$59 or less until January 7 or until sold out for one way travel to and from the Gold Coast until 31 January 2024. It's equal to discounts of up to 50 per cent.
Nine new airlines are expected soon to add capacity to the Thailand aviation market, with some of them operating international flights.
Malaysia-based long-haul budget airline AirAsia X has signed a non-binding letter of acceptance with Capital A to take over the latter's AirAsia Berhad and AirAsia Aviation Group airline companies.
A directive to ground 171 Boeing 737 MAX 9 jets in the US won't affect Australian carriers because no airline in that country flies the same MAX type.
The igerian government has approved Air Peace, FlyNas and Max Air as official carriers for the 2024 Hajj pilgrimage, plus Cargo Zeal Technologies, Nahco Aviance and Qualla Investment as the official Hajj cargo companies, carrying pilgrims' bags.
Air New Zealand has today (January 8) launched a New Year sale from Sydney, Australia to major cities in New Zealand and America, with flights to Auckland for as little as A$257 one way or Queenstown for A$267.
US planemaker Boeing will co-operate with the country's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) demand for immediate inspections of 'about 171' MAX 9 planes operated by US airlines or flown in United States air space by foreign carriers.
Thai Airways has absorbed all the planes operated by low-cost subsidiary Thai Smile into Thai's own operations.
Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) has confirmed a new air service agreement with Turkey that removes the limit on the number of permitted flights between the nations.
The USA's Alaska Airlines grounded all 65 of its Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft after a window and piece of fuselage blew out in a mid-air accident on Friday - and US authorities later grounded about 171 of the type with the same configuration.
Australia is making a A$5 million gamble to bring more visitors to Far North Queensland (FNQ) after more than A$270 million worth of bookings were cancelled due to cyclone Jesper's A$2 billion impact over Xmas.
It appears all 380 survivors of the Haneda Airport, Tokyo, Japan crash on January 2 - including 12 Australians - may have been even luckier than first thought.
Facing poor service ratings due to delays and cancellations, Australia's airlines have turned their focus on the role played by the agency reponsible for running the country's air network.
Australian newbie Bonza has put 24,000 seats on sale for A$59 or less until January 7 or until sold out for one way travel to and from the Gold Coast until 31 January 2024. It's equal to discounts of up to 50 per cent.
Nine new airlines are expected soon to add capacity to the Thailand aviation market, with some of them operating international flights.
