Aviation News

An aviation icon's up for auctionThis week's aviation wrap: A380 parts go to auction; Batik Air gets connected between KL, Bali and Australia, and more.

Asia Pacific will soon lose its crown as the world’s largest air passenger market.

Japan, China put the brakes Asia Pacific air recoveryGlobal airport and tourism bodies urge Japan to lift visa restrictions.

Six of the top 10 busiest international routes started or ended in Singapore in August, “reflecting the degree of recovery taking place there”.

Airports on the mend: Who's the busiest of them all?Vietnam and Singapore are making fast recovery, but others in Southeast Asia aren't too far behind.

Scoot's Pokémon Air Adventures takes off for Japan.

Scootin' up APAC's top aviation news this weekAviation wrap: From Scootin’ with Pokémon to Japan to Tourism Malaysia striking a deal with Qatar Airways.

Gerry the Goose enjoying a premium experience with Emirates.

Emirates' impeckable service may give you goose bumpsFeaturing Gerry the Goose, the airline’s new ad campaign has plenty of 'fowl humour'.

Alan Joyce: “People are not just flying again – they’ve brought a level of enthusiasm for travel that was beyond our best projections.”

Qantas: Travel demand ‘way beyond’ best expectationsLeisure, business travel both surge despite inflation, interest rates

Cebu Pacific is adding more flight frequencies.

Aviation Wrap: This week’s top aviation newsAsia to see more of Cebu; Penang to see more of AirAsia; Changi, SIA to see fewer masks.

Air Astana Group has experienced solid passenger growth in 2022.

Where is Air Astana flying next We tell youAsia in focus as Kazakh carrier expands its wings.

The demand for sustainable aviation fuel is rising around the world.

Across the globe, airlines are in haste for wasteSustainable aviation fuel production grows, but not fast enough to meet demand

Alan Joyce: Recent performance ‘not good enough’.

Qantas: We’re sorry, so sorry, we treated you this wayAirline, airport offer passenger compensation. Will this start a trend?