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The discounts on Singapore Airlines' and Scoots' tickets will also extend to online platforms.

Singapore Airlines and Scoot unleash huge discountsOver 370,000 SQ and Scoot tickets will be up for grabs at a massive discount on 3 November.

The HondaJet Echelon is designed for single-pilot operation, capable of a coast-to-coast US flight without refuelling.

It’s a bird. It’s a car. It’s a Honda plane!Honda plans to introduce the a single-pilot light jet with an 11-seat capacity, targeted to take off in 2026.

First-class suites will have sofas that can become a single or double bed.

JAL reveals its new Airbus A350 jetsCabin interiors feature first-class privacy doors and headphone-free speakers.

The Finnair A330 offers a non-reclining ‘sofa’ bed.

Qantas and Finnair bring a premium experience to SingaporeAussie flag carrier gets by with a little help from a friend on launching premium economy seats.

Uncertainty surrounds MYAirline's future.

MYAirline cancels all flightsMalaysia's second budget carrier has abruptly suspended operations due to financial troubles.

Air India will encourage solo female passengers to swap seats if they feel uncomfortable in a middle seat.

Changing places: Air India’s sweet seat swap initiativeAirline acts to banish the middle seat fears of female travellers.

A baby otter and a rat alarmed passengers on flight from Bangkok.

Baby otter and rat smuggled onto planeOn a VietJet flight from Thailand to Taiwan, chaos ensued as an otter and a rat were discovered onboard.

Singapore's Changi International Airport has climbed two positions in the rankings.

Revealed: The world’s 20 busiest airportsAs people return to flying, there are substantial ranking changes among the world’s busiest airports.

Korean Air is gearing up for an extensive expansion of its services and operations in response to the resurgence in travel demand as the IATA Winter 2023 season approaches.

Korean Air gears up for winter travel surgeAs the winter travel season nears, Korean Air steps up its services to reach over 90% pre-pandemic seat capacity.

In the 2024 summer season, a maximum of 280,645 flights will be permitted, marking a reduction of about 12,400 flights from the 2023 summer season.

Soon there will be fewer flights to AmsterdamSchiphol Airport will reduce commercial and private jet flights starting 31 March 2024.