Aviation News

Indigo’s interest confined to Air India’s international operations.

Indigo douses speculation of Air India bidIndigo, the largest airline in India by passengers carried and fleet size, with a 39.9% market share as of February 2018, has...

Carriers set to split from Down Under alliance

End of the affair: Kiwi offloads VirginAir New Zealand has said thanks for the memories Virgin Australia, but we will no longer be a couple after late October this...

All hands on deck as Korean and Delta seal their partnership.

Korean, Delta extend their partnershipKorean, Delta Delta Air Lines and Korean Air will launch a new joint venture trans-Pacific partnership giving both airlines’...

Datuk Tan Kok Liang, president of MATTA.

MATTA supports capping of domestic airfares during peak seasonsThe Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (MATTA) has expressed its support for the Ministry of Transport’s...

Air Belgium will commence operations with four Airbus A340-300s.

Air Belgium taking off this spring with Brussels-Hong Kong routeBrussels-based Air Belgium will begin operations on April 30.

Scoot is delivering good results for Australia’s Gold Coast

Scoot skips to Australia’s Gold Coast more oftenSingapore carrier Scoot is this month increasing capacity on its Singapore to Gold Coast service to up to five times per week.

JC International Airlines’ flight crew.

Sabre partners Cambodian carriers; inbound tourism at all-time highSabre has signed agreements with Lanmei Airlines and JC International Airlines, two rapidly expanding carriers based in...

Qantas breached 30-year-old US regulations

Qantas fined for unauthorised cabotageQantas has agreed to pay a US$125,000 fine to the US Department of Transportation (DOT) to settle a charge that it violated a...

Who wears the pants? Cathay Pacific’s female staff, eventually

Who wears the pants? Cathay Pacific’s female staff, eventuallyIt may sound like something from the last century, but it seems while most airlines are keen for cutting-edge, modern...

The reintroduced Munich-Singapore route will be serviced via the Airbus A350-900.

Lufthansa’s Munich-Singapore route relaunched after five yearsAfter a five-year hiatus, Lufthansa has reintroduced its Munich and Singapore connection on March 29, 2018.