Malaysia Airports has attributed a 74% increase in domestic traffic between August and September to the Langkawi travel bubble and the progress being made by Malaysia’s National Recovery Plan. Read More »

Australia’s major domestic airlines and airports have joined forces to formulate an industry approach aimed at helping airline passengers navigate various state and territory travel requirements. Read More »

Australians are looking at a frequent flyer windfall after Qantas Airways today announced its biggest ever single release of award seats. Read More »

A flurry of announcements about eased restrictions has set a buoyant tone in the airline industry but aviation data company, OAG, said this trend has yet to translate into capacity increases. Read More »

The 18-month Master programme (part-time) is jointly offered by the Hong Kong International Aviation Academy (HKIAA) and Ecole Nationale de l’Aviation Civile (ENAC) in Hong Kong. Read More »

AirAsia has welcomed the reopening of travel between the Malaysian peninsula and Sarawak with a 30% discount on flights. Read More »

Air Canada scrambled to rebook passengers over the weekend after the Hong Kong health authorities banned the airline’s flights from Vancouver until October 29. Read More »

Singapore-backed Australian carrier, Regional Express (REX), will resume domestic 737-800 services between Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra from November 15. Read More »

All Nippon Airways (ANA) has received its third and final A380. Read More »

A consortium making a A$23 billion (US$17 billion) for major Australian gateway, Sydney Airport, has cleared its first hurdle and finished its due diligence. Read More »

ST Engineering has announced the appointment of Timothy J. McBride as president of ST Engineering North America Inc effective November 1. Headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, McBride will oversee the group’s single largest market outside of Singapore, contributing about a quarter of its total revenue.

Korean Air is displaying its unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) expertise at the 2021 Seoul International Aerospace and Defense Industry Exhibition (at Seoul Airport. The biennial event, which runs until October 23, this year attracted 440 domestic and foreign companies. Korean Air’s display includes military, vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) and stealth UAVs as well as urban mobility traffic management systems and small satellite launch vehicles. Read More »