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Malaysia Airlines first Airbus A350 XWB.

It’s back to Brisbane for Malaysia AirlinesMalaysia Airlines will resume services to Brisbane from June 6 as part of an upgrade of its Australian operations.

Who would have guessed this airline is the most punctual in Asia Pacific

Who would have guessed this airline is the most punctual in Asia PacificHong Kong Airlines has been named as the most punctual airline in the Asia Pacific region with an on-time performance ...

Soekarno-Hatta International Airport received 63 million passengers last year

Popularity grows for Jakarta’s Soekarno-HattaLast year, Soekarno-Hatta International Airport reportedly handled 63 million passengers, an 8% jump from the 58.2 million it...

Garuda Indonesia.

First up China, for Garuda Indonesia’s new routesGaruda Indonesia, Indonesia’s national flag carrier, is set to add 30 new routes for both domestic and international flights,...

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Storm in a cockpit probed by Indian authoritiesAn Indian airline has grounded two pilots over allegations they had a spat in the cockpit during a New Year's Day flight from...

Airlines flew a combined 29,494 times between Hong Kong and Taipei in 2017.

The world’s busiest and cheapest air routes namedHong Kong-Taipei topped the world's 20 busiest international airline routes in 2017, according to air travel intelligence...

Seabed Constructor will be used in a new search for missing MH370.

MH370 report: Ninety million dollars if found in 90 daysThe search for missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 has resumed after a search ship left South Africa, heading towards the...

After London, Paris is next for China Airlines

After London, Paris is next for China AirlinesChina Airlines has partnered with SkyTeam alliance partner Air France to offer non-stop Taipei-Paris flights from April 16,...

A new five-storey passenger terminal at Incheon International Airport opens for business on January 18.

Sneak peek: Incheon’s second terminalIncheon International Airport, South Korea’s largest airport, has expanded operations with the addition of a second terminal.

The A321neo, registered as VN-646, was transferred to Vietjet at the Airbus factory in Hamburg, Germany before transporting to Vietnam.

Vietjet welcomes first A321neo aircraft to South-east AsiaVietjet has become the first airline in Southeast Asia to acquire an A321neo (new engine option) after the Airbus aircraft...