This week's Dubai Air Show already has seen orders for Airbus jets as well as Boeing MAX and 787s, with Turkey's SunExpress ordering 90 of the 737 jets (45 firm and 45 options) and Emirates buying 95 additional Boeing widebodies split between 777-9s, 777-8s, and 787s (8s and 10s), while Riyadh Air debuted its predominately-white livery at the show.
Dubai-based Emirates and Germany's Condor have launched a new interline agreement covering 70 destinations, meaning Condor passengers will be able to fly Emirates between Dubai and Frankfurt and on to 12 more destinations in Australasia and Asia Pacific.
A cost of living impact survey by UK-based venue Eastside Rooms* claims 83 per cent of organisers saw an increase in event costs in the past year.
Only 42 per cent of the complaints lodged through Australia’s airline dispute resolution service in 2022 were resolved, according to data contained in the Airline Customer Advocate (ACA) 2022 report.
Australia's Qantas is under fire again, this time by Sydney airport’s chief executive Geoff Culbert, who has all-but accused the flag carrier group of 'slot hoarding'.
Registration for SITE Global Conference, 2024 in Istanbul, Turkey is now open.
An early bird rate is live from now until November 17, saving up to US$300 on the regular rate.
In Australia, budget regional Bonza is opening a Gold Coast base and its first wet-leased B737 MAX 8 is now in the country as part of a reciprocal arrangement with Bonza’s sister Canadian airline, Flair.
The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) to expand business opportunities between them.
There's a new Covid wave in Australia, with more than 4,000 cases confirmed in South Australia this month, but the Covid-19 and gastroenteritis 'outbreak' on the Grand Princess cruise ship in the same state last week reportedly is over.
The USA-based Exhibitions and Conferences Alliance (ECA) and International Federation of Exhibition and Event Services (IFES) headquartered in Brussels, have formed an alliance focused on global collaboration and knowledge sharing.
This week's Dubai Air Show already has seen orders for Airbus jets as well as Boeing MAX and 787s, with Turkey's SunExpress ordering 90 of the 737 jets (45 firm and 45 options) and Emirates buying 95 additional Boeing widebodies split between 777-9s, 777-8s, and 787s (8s and 10s), while Riyadh Air debuted its predominately-white livery at the show.
Dubai-based Emirates and Germany's Condor have launched a new interline agreement covering 70 destinations, meaning Condor passengers will be able to fly Emirates between Dubai and Frankfurt and on to 12 more destinations in Australasia and Asia Pacific.
A cost of living impact survey by UK-based venue Eastside Rooms* claims 83 per cent of organisers saw an increase in event costs in the past year.
Only 42 per cent of the complaints lodged through Australia’s airline dispute resolution service in 2022 were resolved, according to data contained in the Airline Customer Advocate (ACA) 2022 report.
Australia's Qantas is under fire again, this time by Sydney airport’s chief executive Geoff Culbert, who has all-but accused the flag carrier group of 'slot hoarding'.
Registration for SITE Global Conference, 2024 in Istanbul, Turkey is now open.
An early bird rate is live from now until November 17, saving up to US$300 on the regular rate.
In Australia, budget regional Bonza is opening a Gold Coast base and its first wet-leased B737 MAX 8 is now in the country as part of a reciprocal arrangement with Bonza’s sister Canadian airline, Flair.
The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) to expand business opportunities between them.
There's a new Covid wave in Australia, with more than 4,000 cases confirmed in South Australia this month, but the Covid-19 and gastroenteritis 'outbreak' on the Grand Princess cruise ship in the same state last week reportedly is over.
The USA-based Exhibitions and Conferences Alliance (ECA) and International Federation of Exhibition and Event Services (IFES) headquartered in Brussels, have formed an alliance focused on global collaboration and knowledge sharing.
