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Emirates inks Formula 1 deal

: Latest News; Tuesday, 05 February 2013

UAE-based Emirates airline has inked a five-year branding deal with Formula One motor racing worth more than US$10 million a year.

Korean into the red

: Latest News; Tuesday, 05 February 2013

South Korea's Korean Air Lines made an operating loss of US$16.1 million excluding currency fluctuations in its fourth quarter (October to December 2012), compared to an operating profit of US$70.6 million in Q4 2011.

Etihad triples profit

: Latest News; Tuesday, 05 February 2013

Gulf carrier Etihad Airways says it tripled its profits to US$42 million in 2012 after improving cost controls and boosting revenue and passenger numbers, partly by taking equity stakes in a number of other airlines.

Lithium ion batteries okay to fly - as freight

: Latest News; Tuesday, 05 February 2013

The Huffington Post has published a slightly whimsical slant on the Boeing 787 fleet grounding.

It never rains but it pours....

: Latest News; Tuesday, 05 February 2013

Plane maker Boeing, with its entire world's output of B787 Dreamliners gathering dust on the ground, now faces a possible engineers' strike as part of negotiations for better conditions.

Etihad's Jet deal a 'game changer'?

: Latest News; Tuesday, 05 February 2013

The anticipated deal between the Gulf's Etihad and India's Jet Airways is being billed as a 'game changer', bringing benefits including a wider network, better distribution, improved revenue and cost saving synergies for both airlines.

Leisure boosts A-P 2012 passenger numbers

: Latest News; Tuesday, 05 February 2013

The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) says members' 2012 passenger traffic increased seven per cent to 207 million year-over-year. It attributed the increase to improvements in business markets and sustained leisure travel demand.

Davis Turner boosts Turkey business

: Latest News; Monday, 04 February 2013

Davies Turner is set to further expand its multimodal presence in the trade between the United Kingdom and Turkey, developing more environmentally-friendly supply chain solutions between the two countries.

GACAG in ICAO security push

: Latest News; Monday, 04 February 2013

The International Civil Aviation Organization should implement global air cargo supply chain security standards, according to the Global Air Cargo Advisory Group (GACAG).