Aviation

Privatisation, liberalisation and new aircraft technologies are putting airports on an inevitable path to increased competition and only the bestperforming

From 8th August (subject to regulatory approval) the Air Niugini Boeing 767 will operate weekly between Port Moresby and Hong

Singapore Airlines has signed a Letter of Intent to purchase 20 Airbus A350 XWB-900s and nine additional Airbus A380-800s, with

China and South Korea have agreed to increase passenger flights between their countries after three days of negotiation in Weihai

Reopening Brussels’ direct access to Asia, the first flight on the new route between Brussels, Beijing and Shanghai took off

Singapore’s Budget Terminal will welcome its second airline tenant in August this year. The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS)

Amadeus signed agreement for electronic ticketing with Sri Lankan Airlines, making the airline the latest to join the community of

Changi Airports International and Sheremetyevo International Airport Joint Stock Company of Moscow, the Russian Federation, signed a General Agreement (GA)

Air New Zealand procceds to a number of significant changes on its international network as the first step in developing

SriLankan Airlines Group nearly doubled its profit in the financial year 2005/06 on the strength of new market strategies and