European rail operator Eurostar wants to capitalise on its proven strengths as a point to point rail carrier/airline competitor and is considering services from its base at St Pancras, London, UK to the Netherlands, Germany, southern France and Switzerland.
The EU says more than 99 per cent of major global airlines flying to or within the EU already have complied with rules of the European Union's emissions trading system (EU ETS tax).
Additional security procedures are to be imposed on aircraft departing Ireland's Dublin Airport after an audit by the European Commission on the airport's compliance with EU aviation security rules.
In Indonesia, Merpati's chief commissioner Rudy Setyopurnomo has replaced Sardjono Jhony Tjitrokusumo as head of the airline. Merpati has been incurring losses, said possibly to be due to mismanagement.
With more Australians booking their holidays online, Melbourne-based internet security provider AVG has suggested six tips to avoid being the target of phishing scams aimed at travel websites and email lists.
Melbourne, Australia is to host the Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) World Congress in October 2016.
A A$40 million dollar expansion at SkyCity Darwin is on schedule to be unveiled in July.
Regal Hotels International will open a 300-room, five-star airport hotel in Xi’an, China in the second quarter of 2014.
Malaysia Airlines has made changes to cabin baggage rules for all its domestic and international flights.
Japan Airlines (JAL), which listed as bankrupt only two years ago, has reported an annual net profit of US$2.33 billion.
Lufthansa ceo Christoph Franz has called on the German coalition government to end the aircraft ticket tax that costs it around EUR361 million a year.
UK-based Virgin Atlantic is to allow passengers to make mobile phone calls in flight.
The strike at India's Air India entered its seventh day on Monday, with the carrier scrapping 14 international flights and its low-cost international wing, Air India Express, cancelling four flights.
European rail operator Eurostar wants to capitalise on its proven strengths as a point to point rail carrier/airline competitor and is considering services from its base at St Pancras, London, UK to the Netherlands, Germany, southern France and Switzerland.
The EU says more than 99 per cent of major global airlines flying to or within the EU already have complied with rules of the European Union's emissions trading system (EU ETS tax).
Additional security procedures are to be imposed on aircraft departing Ireland's Dublin Airport after an audit by the European Commission on the airport's compliance with EU aviation security rules.
In Indonesia, Merpati's chief commissioner Rudy Setyopurnomo has replaced Sardjono Jhony Tjitrokusumo as head of the airline. Merpati has been incurring losses, said possibly to be due to mismanagement.
With more Australians booking their holidays online, Melbourne-based internet security provider AVG has suggested six tips to avoid being the target of phishing scams aimed at travel websites and email lists.
Melbourne, Australia is to host the Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) World Congress in October 2016.
A A$40 million dollar expansion at SkyCity Darwin is on schedule to be unveiled in July.
Regal Hotels International will open a 300-room, five-star airport hotel in Xi’an, China in the second quarter of 2014.
Malaysia Airlines has made changes to cabin baggage rules for all its domestic and international flights.
Japan Airlines (JAL), which listed as bankrupt only two years ago, has reported an annual net profit of US$2.33 billion.
Lufthansa ceo Christoph Franz has called on the German coalition government to end the aircraft ticket tax that costs it around EUR361 million a year.
UK-based Virgin Atlantic is to allow passengers to make mobile phone calls in flight.
The strike at India's Air India entered its seventh day on Monday, with the carrier scrapping 14 international flights and its low-cost international wing, Air India Express, cancelling four flights.
