Orient Aviation Daily Digest February 6, 2023
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IndiGo reports US$173 million quarterly net profit
Interglobe Aviation, parent of India’s IndiGo airline, said the LCC booked a net profit of 14.2 billion rupee (US$173 million) for the three months to December 31 compared with a net profit of 1.3 billion rupee in the same months in 2021. Read More »
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British Airways to return to Beijing and Shanghai by mid-year
British Airways (BA) will resume nonstop London Heathrow-Beijing four times a week from June 3 and begin daily Heathrow-Shanghai Pudong from April 23. Read More »
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AirAsia X to restart Kuala Lumpur-Busan
AirAsia X (AAX) CEO, Benyamin Ismail, said the regional LCC was excited to be scheduling nonstop three times weekly Kuala Lumpur-Busan and has hopes of increasing its presence in South Korea. Read More »
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Thai Airways International launches biometrics trial on Singapore route
Thai Airways International (THAI) is inviting passengers travelling on its daily TG409 flight from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi to Singapore to participate in a biometrics trial. Read More »
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Air New Zealand operates recovery flights after massive Auckland floods
Air New Zealand (Air NZ) has added recovery flights to Japan and Samoa to its schedule to clear a backlog of passengers stranded by recent flooding in New Zealand’s largest city. Read More »
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Qantas CEO defends recent mid-air turn backs of several scheduled flights
Qantas Group CEO, Alan Joyce, has defended the number of Qantas flights that have returned to their destinations after encountering mid-flight issues, arguing they were a “symptom of strong safety systems”. Read More »
People
Safran has appointed CFM International executive vice president, Sebastien Imbourg, vice president sales and marketing of Safran Aircraft Engines, replacing Philippe Couteaux. Read More »
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