Taiwan’s China Airlines (CAL) carried 972,179 passengers in February, a 69.4% increase from 574,002 passengers it flew in the same month last year. Read More »

Starting from May 31, AirAsia X will resume flights to Tokyo Narita. Read More »

During the holiday period China Eastern Airlines (CEA), along with its subsidiaries Shanghai Airlines and China United Airlines, operated a total of 106,800 passenger flights, transporting nearly 16.5 million passengers, with an average load factor exceeding 82%. Read More »

SriLankan Airlines and Korean Air (KAL) have officially activated a new codeshare partnership effective 15 March 2024‚ presenting enhanced travel options and connections for customers of both airlines travelling between Colombo and Seoul. Read More »

On April 17 Sichuan Airlines will inaugurate Chengdu–Auckland flights. Read More »

Lufthansa Technik AG significantly increased both revenue and earnings in the 2023 financial year, benefiting from increased demand for maintenance and repair services due to the rising number of flights. Read More »

Air Mauritius appointed Charles Cartier as the airlines' new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on March 6, replacing Kresimir Kucko, who stepped down on February 29.

Today's briefs report news from International Air Transport Association, Cathay Cargo, CHAMP Cargosystems, Global Logistics System (HK) Company Limited, IAG Cargo, IBS Software, LATAM Cargo, and Lufthansa Cargo Korean Air, Embraer, Brazil’s Civil Aviation Authority, Federal Aviation Administration, European Union Aviation Safety Agency, Singapore Airlines, Really Cool Airlines, Lufthansa Systems, STARLUX Airlines, Greater Bay Airlines, Brisbane Airport and Australia Post. Read More »

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