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Nick Heath has led luxury hotels across Asia, the Middle East, and the US, including roles at Hyatt, W Hotels, Sheraton, Ritz-Carlton, and Marriott.

Nick Heath takes helm at The St. Regis SingaporeHospitality veteran Nick Heath joins The St. Regis Singapore as general manager.

Cathay Pacific celebrates Economy Class award with exclusive discount.

Cathay Pacific offers S$160 off economy faresCathay Pacific is offering $160 off all tickets departing Singapore with this special code.

After the man was sucked into the engine at Bergamo Airport, all flights were suspended before services resumed around midday.

Man sucked into plane engine in ItalyThe man breached airport security, ran onto the runway, and was sucked into a plane engine preparing for take-off.

The shoe removal at US airports' security checks was implemented after a terrorist tried to detonate explosives hidden in his shoes on a flight in 2001.

No more shoe removal at US airportsUS airports scrap shoe removal at security after 20 years, easing queues and improving passenger experience.

Prime Minister of Malaysia YAB Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim witnessed the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding between Capital A CEO Tony Fernandes and Christian Scherer, CEO Commercial Aircraft, Airbus, in Paris today, alongside several Malaysian Cabinet Ministers.

AirAsia eyes the world with 70 new jetsAirAsia orders 70 A321XLRs to expand global low-cost network from 2028.

Power banks without CCC certification will be confiscated and discarded at Chinese airports.

Chinese airports are confiscating power banksCrackdown on older power banks is a safety measure, say authorities.

Qantas is working with government agencies and independent cybersecurity experts to to determine how much data has been stolen.

Qantas scrambles after massive data theftHackers target airline’s frequent flyers, up to six million could be affected.

Syndicate members work in pairs, striking quickly on short transit flights, using last-minute tickets and switching airlines to avoid detection.

Criminal gangs linked to in-flight thefts in AsiaSyndicates target flights in Asia for cabin theft, with cases rising sharply in Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong.

Airlines are still avoiding Iranian airspace due to lingering safety concerns, regulatory restrictions, and uncertainty following recent military activity, despite an official ceasefire being in place.

Airlines are still avoiding IranExpect disruptions to continue despite the ceasefire.

Air India offers compensation to families of crash victims

Air India offers compensation to families of crash victimsTata Group responds with financial aid and rebuilding plans after devastating Dreamliner crash.