Little progress has been made in a United Nations’ effort to craft an agreement to lower greenhouse gas emissions from international air travel, raising doubts that its civil aviation body can...
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- May 22, 2013
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Rumours of a Hong Kong flight attendant rejecting demands from a uniformed military police officer became an instant hit on weibo. The officer wanted to delay take-off so she could go out and buy...
The mainland's aviation authority is investigating three Chengdu Airlines pilots after they landed a plane using autopilot in poor weather conditions, despite warnings that that would place the...
The integration of air travel and high-speed rail services on the mainland will benefit major airports like Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing, but hurt smaller airports and short-haul flights, say...
Airlines are estimated to have this year earned net profit of US$8.4 billion for a margin as thin as 1.3 per cent, a typical year in a highly volatile industry.
Virgin Australia on Tuesday said it has sold 10 per cent of its business to Singapore Airlines while agreeing to buy a 60 per cent stake in low-cost carrier Tiger Airways Australia.
Qantas chief Alan Joyce said he has no regrets about ordering the shock grounding of the Australian airline’s entire fleet last year, saying it paved the way for much needed change.
Frustration and anxiety are etched on the faces of staff at India’s grounded Kingfisher Airlines as they gather at Mumbai’s domestic airport each morning -- not to work, but to vent their anger....
A budget airline boom that is sweeping Asia is leaving Chinese travellers behind, as the the region now boasts more than 50 low cost carriers from almost none a decade ago.
Airlines stocks took flight after international oil prices fell unexpectedly, helping carriers trim high fuel costs.
AirAsia boss Tony Fernandes has vowed to give Indonesian rival Lion Air “a real run for their money” after it announced plans for a new low-cost carrier, a report said Thursday.
Mainland airlines will raise fuel surcharges by between 30 and 40 per cent today ahead of an expected increase in refined oil prices by the government next week.
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