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Cathay embodies a comprehensive travel perspective, encompassing flights, vacations, shopping, dining, wellness, and payments.

Cathay Pacific rebrands as CathayThe rebranding aims to elevate the brand's global presence, taking it beyond the pacific into other realms of travel.

Bangkok Airways is weighing passengers to ensure compliance with weight limitations for safer flights.

Flying Bangkok Airways? Please step on the weighing scaleIt’s for safety, says the airline, and the information will be kept confidential.

Travelport integrates google's flight carbon emissions model.

Travelport clears the air on CO2 emissionsTravel agents can now assess carbon estimates for each flight, allowing travellers to book more eco-friendly flights.

Passengers recognise smart technologies are key to streamlining travel while reducing its environmental impacts.

Air travellers increasingly link value to customer experienceSITA says smart technologies as key to streamlining travel while reducing its environmental impacts.

Alan Joyce’s early departure elevates Vanessa Hudson to top job.

Qantas boss dashes to the departure gateImmediate exit for Alan Joyce puts new face in charge at Qantas.

Qantas accused of deceptive conduct by selling tickets for thousands of already-cancelled flights in 2022.

Qantas flies into a storm over conductQantas may have to fork out $226 million for sale of cancelled flights and Covid refunds.

Corendon Airlines introduces adults-only seating to avoid disruptions from children on flights.

There’s an adults-only zone on this airlineFinally, a restful sleep for all without the screaming infants.

Airlines like easyJet, British Airways, and Ryanair faced cancellations, leaving travellers stranded.

UK flight disruption may cost $127 millionThe UK air traffic control glitch on 27 August disrupted thousands of flights.

Dubai is one of Emirates' most popular destinations.

Hot summer steak for Emirates with 14 million passengersEmirates marks one of its busiest summer ever, flying 14 million passengers between June and August.

For safety and operational accuracy, Korean Air will collect passenger weight information to gather essential flight data.

Korean Air to weigh passengers before take offWeight measurements will be taken discreetly, for both travellers and baggage.