Aviation News

Lufthansa’s Kuala Lumpur service to offer new Allegris cabin.

Now boarding: Lufthansa to Kuala LumpurGerman carrier steps up its presence in Southeast Asia.

Incheon–Jeju services are planned to relaunch in April.

This way to Jeju, it’s a lot shorter nowAir link to be restored after 10 years.

Starting December, there will be a total of 13 A380 weekly flights on the Singapore-Sydney route, up from the current seven.

Qantas ramps up A380 Singapore-Sydney flightsWeekly services nearly double, with more seats in first and business.

Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) will begin operations for Terminal 2 departure facilities this 27 May.

Hong Kong airport’s new T2 is opening in MayUpcoming Terminal 2 to serve 15 airlines and more than 110 destinations in the Greater Bay Area.Upcoming Terminal 2 to serve 15...

T'way Air became the latest airline in South Korea to prohibit passengers from using power banks in flights.

Japan, South Korea ban in-flight use of power banksA surge in battery-related incidents prompts tougher flight safety measures.

Travellers will pay a surcharge depending on their flight’s distance and cabin class.

Flying out of Singapore to cost more from 2026Green jet fuel levy to begin from 1 April 2026.

Jetstar Japan will be rebranded to a new Japanese-based structure.

Qantas ends stake in Jetstar JapanShareholder changes for Narita-based low-cost carrier.

Singapore Airlines will begin four-times weekly non-stop flights to Saudi Arabia’s capital from June 2026.

Singapore Airlines heads to Saudi ArabiaNew direct flight to Riyadh launches in June 2026.

Penang’s international direct flight frequency has grown to 335 flights per week.

More and more flights land in PenangNew direct flights from China are being added almost monthly.

Captain Izham bin Ismail, group managing director, Malaysia Aviation Group (left) and Goh Choon Phong, CEO, Singapore Airlines (right), at the signing of the Joint Business Partnership in Kuala Lumpur.

Better together: SIA and Malaysia Airlines move a little closerBusiness partnership ticked off with promise of enhancements to come.