Air fares will rise because airlines will not have enough aircraft to cope with a surge in demand after passengers return to travelling again, International Air Transport Association (IATA) boss, Willie Walsh, predicts. Read More »

Airports, manufacturers and air navigation service providers have rallied behind the push to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050. Read More »

Passengers are increasingly frustrated by a plethora of COVID-19 travel restrictions imposed by governments on travellers and also regard the cost of testing as a barrier to travel, a new survey has found. Read More »

AirAsia Group says approval from financial guarantee insurer Danajamin Nasional for an 80% guaranteed loan of up to RM500 million (US$119.6m) signals strong support for its recovery plans. Read More »

Travel bubbles with South Korea and India are reportedly on the Tourism Authority of Thailand’s (TAT) radar after the decision to reduce Thai quarantine requirements for vaccinated travellers. Read More »

Airlines have no clarity on a date for easing COVID restrictions for vaccinated visitors to the U.S. despite an avalanche of bookings. Read More »

A superior on-time performance (OTP) has landed Korean Air (KAL) the first Airbus award for A220 operational excellence. Read More »

Air Niugini’s scheduled 737 flights between Port Moresby and Manila have resumed after an easing of restrictions. Read More »

Rolls-Royce has announced that influential Airbus executive, Grazia Vittadini, will succeed Rolls-Royce chief technology officer (CTO), Paul Stein, when he steps down next year. Vittadini is currently CTO at Airbus. Read More »

Japan Airlines (JAL) has signed with Thomas Global Systems to equip the airline’s 767-300/300ER fleet with the TFD-7000 Series drop-in liquid crystal display (LCD) flight displays. Read More »