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Korean Air said the merger would allow the airline to streamline overlapping routes and expand into new markets.

No more Asiana Airlines: Korean Air acquisition finally gets sign offUnified Korean Air to officially begin operations in December 2026.

SIA says shifts in demand patterns “may present opportunities” for the airline group.

Singapore Airlines sees opportunity in stormy skiesConfidence in Air India undiminished by airline's struggles.

Departure facilities at T2 are expected to handle around eight million passenger trips in the first 12 months of operation.

HKIA’s new terminal ready for take-offFifteen airlines to relocate to T2 by mid-June, with first passengers to depart on 27 May.

Opening on 15 June, NIA is set to welcome 12 million passengers annually in its first-phase development.

India’s new mega airport readies for takeoffNoida International Airport to open a new gateway into North India.

Singapore Airlines will begin new flights to Madrid in October 2026.

Singapore doubles down on Europe network amid strong demandThe carrier will launch new Madrid services while boosting frequencies to Manchester, Milan, Munich and London.

JAL is positioning digital identity as a seamless cross-border travel layer spanning multiple airports and destinations.

Contactless global travel now achievable, says IATAJapan Airlines and Haneda test passport-free airport journey using digital identity.

The first of AirAsia’s Airbus A220-300 order will be delivered in 1Q 2028.

AirAsia becomes launch customer for new 160-seat A220Executives say the next-gen narrowbody fleet opens up “entirely new possibilities” for the network.

THAI has added capacity as travellers choose Asia over the Middle East.

Airlines slash capacity, but not everyone is sufferingEuropean, Asia travel helps to reduce the impact of conflict in Middle East.

Singapore Airlines to roll out Starlink Wi-Fi from 2027

Singapore Airlines to roll out Starlink Wi-Fi from 2027Fast and free, new Wi-Fi service will land next year across all cabin classes.

Emirates is showing the most robust recovery among Gulf airlines.

Time to fly: UAE reopens its airspaceSecurity measures lifted, but authorities remain on alert.