PAL has asked the Labor department to reconsider last month’s ruling favoring flight stewards and attendants over a collective bargaining deadlock saying the ruling did not have legal and factual basi...
Nepalese airline, Buddha Air, is planning to launch new flights to India as it continues to expand. Buddha Air recently developed from a domestic provider in Nepal to an international carrier by intro...
Tiger Airways confirmed yesterday that it carried a total of 5.8 million passengers for 2010, up 32% from the 4.4 million passengers in 2009. Average load factor for 2010 increased to 86%, up by two p...
Cathay Pacific Airways’ December revenue is more than 20% ahead of target, according to an internal document seen by Dow Jones Newswires Chief executive Tony Tyler has said the airline ended 2010 with...
Shandong Airlines has signed a contract with Boeing for 15 737-800s The aircraft will be delivered over the next five years. ...
Flying to several smaller airports in the country may be risky with many airlines found to be operating aircraft bigger than those permitted to land at these hubs. Airports at Agartala, Port Blair,...
Some 140 former Japan Airlines pilots and cabin attendants are planning to file a lawsuit with the Tokyo District Court on January 19. They were dismissed as part of the restructuring efforts of th...
PAL Airlines is wet leasing an Airbus A330-343X registered EC-LEQ (msn 1097) from Iberworld Airlines. ...
The Indian government plans to put Air India under the supervision of the board for reconstruction of public enterprises, or BRPSE, as it finds the ailing national carrier's efforts to restructure i...
The Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (CAAV) has asked the Transport Ministry not to approve a plan by Vietnam Airlines to establish a new airline aimed solely at businesspeople. VNJet was ...
Taiwanese airline Far Eastern Air Transport (FAT), which suspended services for two years due to financial problems, is expected to resume domestic flights as from next month. The Civil Aeronautics...
Domestic airlines have been given a reprieve by the Indian civil aviation ministry, which has allowed them to continue to employ expat commanders and keep them on their rolls until 2013. Some 240 ...
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