Aviation News

Flight schedules impacted as Boeing 777 is inspected for damage.

Boeing 777 gets damaged with 319 passengers on boardWhen making a medical emergency landing, a SWISS flight got damaged when turning on the runway.

The caviar service will be available on flights between Doha and Boston, Dallas, Hong Kong, Houston, London, Los Angeles, Melbourne, New York, Paris, Sao Paulo, Singapore, Sydney, and Washington.

Qatar Airways serves up caviar in business classPassengers can order caviar as an a la carte option or part of the onboard meal courses.

The Civil Aviation Administration of China projects a record number of passenger air travels in 2024.

China may shatter records for air travel in 2024China expects a record 700 million air passenger trips in 2024, surpassing 2023 numbers.

Guests at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Cairns were evacuated after a helicopter crashed on the hotel’s roof.

Helicopter crashes onto roof of hotel in AustraliaPilot dies, guests evacuated from DoubleTree by Hilton hotel in Cairns.

Health experts warn that more extreme versions of raw dogging can pose serious risks.

Is raw dogging flights the new travel trend?Foolish or daring? New male TikTok trend is slammed by health experts.

McKinsey found Qantas centralised decisions and overly relied on former CEO Alan Joyce to make decisions.

Why is Qantas slashing payout for former CEO?Review of failures by airline’s leadership team results in bonuses being slashed.

Scoot will be the sole operator of the Singapore-Malacca route, the shortest on the Scoot network.

Scoot spreads its wings with EmbraerMalacca and Kertajati now connected thanks to new jets.

Airlines have been heading north of Iran over central Asian countries such as Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan.

Middle East tensions have airlines on high alertSingapore Airlines, Scoot, Eva Air and China Airlines are among carriers avoiding Iranian air space.

Motorised suitcases were the invention of a Japanese farmer.

Are ride-on suitcases a mobility aid or a safety risk?Airports are cracking down on those riding electric suitcases to protect fellow travellers.

Hong Kong SAR Government CEO John Lee Ka-chiu (second from left) and deputy prime minister of Cambodia Sun Chanthol (second from right), Cathay Group CEO Ronald Lam (first from left) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Cambodia Airports chief executive Cyril Girot (first from right).

Cathay Pacific ramps up regional ambitionsLaos, Cambodia and Vietnam targeted in high-level talks.