Aviation

Airbus and China Aviation Industry Corporation II (AVIC II) have agreed to set up an engineering centre in the form

Qantas Airways announced that beginning July 18, 2005, the airline will offer an additional non-stop flight between Los Angeles and

Three Chinese airlines have signed contracts for the purchase of 30 Airbus aircraft. China Southern Airlines has signed with Airbus

The Civil Aviation Authority of China (CAAC), Air China, Boeing and Naverus have successfully demonstrated new navigation procedures

The Hong Kong Airport Authority and Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport in east China`s Zhejiang Province have formed a joint venture

The Udon Thani Airport in Thailand`s Northeast is to become a regional aviation hub following the opening of a new

China Southern Airlines announce its new Super Summer 2005 flight schedule offering more service to more cities than ever before

Increased travel during the Easter weekend and one-week school holidays last month boosted Singapore Changi Airport`s March 2005 passenger traffic

Travelsky Technology Ltd., the electronic air travel distribution system provider in China, formally signed an agreement on exclusive strategic cooperation

Global losses of over US$36 billion between 2001 and 2004 make industry change critical, said Giovanni Bisignani