Qatar boosts IAG stake to 25pc
- BTN News
- Thursday, 20 February 2020
Doha-based Qatar Airways has increased its shareholding in British Airways' parent IAG from 21.4 per cent to 25.1 per cent.
Doha-based Qatar Airways has increased its shareholding in British Airways' parent IAG from 21.4 per cent to 25.1 per cent.
The Economist Intelligence Unit says based on data from the 2002-3 Sars epidemic, China's outbound travel market could take more than a year to recover from the current Covid-19 outbreak.
In what has been described as a logical consequence of the Covid-19 outbreak, the government of Hainan province, China is holding discussions with the locally-headquartered HNA Group about its remaining assets.
Organisers of Japan's Tokyo Marathon race on March 1 will reduce the entry field to 200 elite runners, cancelling tens of thousands of amateur runners' entries.
Vietnam’s Bamboo Airways wants to buy 12 Boeing 777X jets to boost its current Boeing 787-9s and Airbus SE A321neos and A320s.
Bamboo also plans a listing on a Vietnam stock exchange this year.
Ahead of its Brisbane-Chicago, USA direct 787 flights, Australia's Qantas reportedly has agreed oneworld partner American Airlines will handle boarding and baggage at Chicago, while another oneworld airline, British Airways, will provide maintenance support.
Swedish airport operator Swedavia is to prepare the country's 10 airports to handle electric-powered aircraft from about 2025.
A group of academics in the UK has told the government it currently has no realistic prospect of meeting its own (legally-binding) target of cutting greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050 unless it takes extreme measures including the closure of the country's airports until electric aircraft are in place.
As part of a plan to prepare for the future, Singapore Airlines Group (Singapore Airlines, SilkAir and Scoot) is to rationalise and optimise its network.
As part of a global aviation trend to achieve cost savings and standardisation, most of Germany's Lufthansa Group (covering Lufthansa, plus Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Swiss International Air Lines and Air Dolomiti) is consolidating its technology agreement with Amadeus.
Doha-based Qatar Airways has increased its shareholding in British Airways' parent IAG from 21.4 per cent to 25.1 per cent.
The Economist Intelligence Unit says based on data from the 2002-3 Sars epidemic, China's outbound travel market could take more than a year to recover from the current Covid-19 outbreak.
In what has been described as a logical consequence of the Covid-19 outbreak, the government of Hainan province, China is holding discussions with the locally-headquartered HNA Group about its remaining assets.
Organisers of Japan's Tokyo Marathon race on March 1 will reduce the entry field to 200 elite runners, cancelling tens of thousands of amateur runners' entries.
Vietnam’s Bamboo Airways wants to buy 12 Boeing 777X jets to boost its current Boeing 787-9s and Airbus SE A321neos and A320s.
Bamboo also plans a listing on a Vietnam stock exchange this year.
Ahead of its Brisbane-Chicago, USA direct 787 flights, Australia's Qantas reportedly has agreed oneworld partner American Airlines will handle boarding and baggage at Chicago, while another oneworld airline, British Airways, will provide maintenance support.
Swedish airport operator Swedavia is to prepare the country's 10 airports to handle electric-powered aircraft from about 2025.
A group of academics in the UK has told the government it currently has no realistic prospect of meeting its own (legally-binding) target of cutting greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050 unless it takes extreme measures including the closure of the country's airports until electric aircraft are in place.
As part of a plan to prepare for the future, Singapore Airlines Group (Singapore Airlines, SilkAir and Scoot) is to rationalise and optimise its network.
As part of a global aviation trend to achieve cost savings and standardisation, most of Germany's Lufthansa Group (covering Lufthansa, plus Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Swiss International Air Lines and Air Dolomiti) is consolidating its technology agreement with Amadeus.