SAS To Return An Airbus A330 And A320neo To Lessors
Under the protection of US Chapter 11 bankruptcy, SAS wants to return another two perfectly good aircraft back to their lessors.
Global Capacity Edging Closer To 2019 Levels Reaching 427 Million Seats In January
The final piece of the puzzle is in place and capacity figures show just what a difference China is making to the global scene.
Qantas Launches New Private And Small Group Tour Packages
Qantas is spreading its wings deeper into the luxury travel market and building on its relationship with subsidiary TripADeal.
China Airlines Brings The Japanese Banquet To The Skies
Can the gastronomy of one of Japan's leading restaurants lure passengers into the premium cabins of China Airlines aircraft?
Breaking: Australian Startup Bonza Gets Its AOC And Plans First 737 MAX Flights And Ticket Sales
Bonza is about to prove an army of doubters wrong now that CASA has granted it an Air Operators Certificate.
Rex Says Domestic Boeing 737 Operations Are Becoming Even More Profitable
Rex continues to build profitability on Australian domestic services, which now includes partnering with Delta Air Lines.
Asia-Pacific In 2022: What Happened In The Aviation Industry?
Asia-Pacific aviation has found a new balance in its COVID recovery and is set for an excellent 2023.
Bye Bye COVID? Tracking Aviation's Recovery Throughout 2022
Globally we are not yet back to pre-pandemic levels, but the signs are good for 2023 to be aviation's bye-bye COVID year.
Qantas Freight Is Santa's Biggest Helper This Australian Christmas
This December, Qantas will carry around 26,000 tonnes of freight, more than 50% greater than it does in an average month.
China Airlines To Start 2023 With More Taipei-Brisbane-Auckland Flights
Taiwan carrier China Airlines is building up frequencies on its route from Taipei to Brisbane and Auckland.
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Melbourne Airport International Traffic Heading To 2019 Levels
Melbourne Airport hopes a bumper holiday season will get it back to pre-COVID levels and set the scene for a busy 2023.
Air Vanuatu's Only 737 Grounded While Waiting For Parts
An Air Vanuatu 737-800 has been AOG for three days, but in the time it took to write this story the situation appears to have been resolved.
Canada's Air Transat Lifts Revenue But Posts Another Loss In Q4
Air Transat is almost back to 100% capacity but now needs to get its costs under control and start earning profits.
Japan's Oriental Air Bridge Has Its First ATR 42-600
Japan's regional airline Oriental Air Bridge now has its first ATR 42-600, but it will be a few months before it goes into service.
Jetstar's 2022 Was All About Bargains, Bali And Bluey
Jetstar has looked back on 2022 and seems to be rather happy about its year, although the report card will probably say "could do better."
Singapore Airlines Reaches 75% of Pre-COVID Capacity
Another month of growth sees the Singapore Airlines Group clawing its way to pre-COVID-19 levels with the Lunar New Year peak still to come.
Air Astana Adds 10th A321LR And Expects Seven Million Passengers in 2022
With the arrival of its 10th Airbus A321LR Air Astana has assembled the ideal fleet for its range of medium-haul destinations.
Qantas Adding More Flights And Wants Rid Of COVID Credits
Qantas wants 900,000 customers with unused credits to use them or lose them and is adding more capacity to help them do it.
Jetstar Announces New Auckland Brisbane Flights As BNE Strike Averted
Brisbane Airport has avoided next week's planned strike action and will be hosting a new Jetstar Brisbane Auckland service from March 2023.
Brisbane Airport Runway Talkfest Drags On For Another Year
Another report into Brisbane Airport's second runway was released yesterday, but there is nothing final about the process.