Aviation

Some 100 delegates from 31 countries and international organisations gathered in Singapore to address the global concern over the communicative

Singapore Airlines plans to boost capacity on existing routes between Singapore and Perth, Shanghai, and Cape Town when the Northern

AirAsia has carried over 20 million guests to date. The airline has just surpassed its 20 millionth passenger mark in

Swissport International is to take over the business activities of Japan-based ground handling company ShinMaywa Ground Services, which operates

Gulf Air and Malaysia Airlines entered a code-sharing agreement opening up routes and services to each other in their respective

China Airlines and Delta Air Lines have expanded their codeshare cooperation, when China Airlines added three round-trip sectors to its

Changi Airport has seen promising traffic growth in the first six months of 2006 despite evident challenges stacked against the

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reported that 2006 international passenger traffic for the first half of the year grew

The low-cost airline IndiGo is to take to the skies in the first few days of August with a Airbus

Airport charges will continue to be a flashpoint in the volatile airport-airline relationship, with 40% of the world’s most expensive