Australian airlines are set to resume Vanuatu flights, about a week after a powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake killed 14 people and left hundreds of holidaymakers stranded.
China’s first home-grown passenger jet, the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (Comac) C919, is now serving 10 major cities across the country.
British Airways and British Airways Holidays have 20 destinations 'on sale' for 2025 until 28 January 2025.
The US jet some call the 'son of Concorde', the Boom Supersonic XB-1, has completed its tenth test flight.
Perth in Western Australia has a new city bridge, 90 metres downstream of the existing heritage-listed Causeway Bridge and stretching from Victoria Park to Point Fraser in Perth’s CBD via Heirisson Island.
Australia's federal government has agreed with airlines and will not force them to pay cash compensation to passengers whose flights are delayed or cancelled.
The government’s draft aviation customer rights charter - released on December 22 - has omitted European-style cash compensation rules and now is open for public consultation until the end of February.
Cathay Pacific is launching two new Europe routes from Hong Kong next year using its 280-seat A350-900 jets.
Turkey's low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines has placed a Boeing order for up to 200 737 MAX jets - a firm order for 100 737-10 jets and options for 100 more.
Ireland's Ryanair has reiterated its zero tolerance for disruptive passenger behaviour after a customer was sentenced in an Athens, Greece court.
Nick Jeffrey has been appointed general manager of Australia's Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre (GCCEC), having been 'acting gm' there for some months.
Luxembourg's Luxair has inked a firm order with Brazil's Embraer for two E195-E2, a small narrowbody aircraft that will complement larger planes the airline has on order.
The Australian Tourism Industry Council (ATIC) is calling on the federal government to invest A$30 million to reverse the slowdown in international visitor recovery.
Pan Pacific Hotels Group (PPHG) says all six of its Australian properties have been awarded the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) Industry Criteria for Hotels certification and it is the first in the Oceania region to attain this globally-recognised standard.
Australian airlines are set to resume Vanuatu flights, about a week after a powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake killed 14 people and left hundreds of holidaymakers stranded.
China’s first home-grown passenger jet, the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (Comac) C919, is now serving 10 major cities across the country.
British Airways and British Airways Holidays have 20 destinations 'on sale' for 2025 until 28 January 2025.
The US jet some call the 'son of Concorde', the Boom Supersonic XB-1, has completed its tenth test flight.
Perth in Western Australia has a new city bridge, 90 metres downstream of the existing heritage-listed Causeway Bridge and stretching from Victoria Park to Point Fraser in Perth’s CBD via Heirisson Island.
Australia's federal government has agreed with airlines and will not force them to pay cash compensation to passengers whose flights are delayed or cancelled.
The government’s draft aviation customer rights charter - released on December 22 - has omitted European-style cash compensation rules and now is open for public consultation until the end of February.
Cathay Pacific is launching two new Europe routes from Hong Kong next year using its 280-seat A350-900 jets.
Turkey's low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines has placed a Boeing order for up to 200 737 MAX jets - a firm order for 100 737-10 jets and options for 100 more.
Ireland's Ryanair has reiterated its zero tolerance for disruptive passenger behaviour after a customer was sentenced in an Athens, Greece court.
Nick Jeffrey has been appointed general manager of Australia's Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre (GCCEC), having been 'acting gm' there for some months.
Luxembourg's Luxair has inked a firm order with Brazil's Embraer for two E195-E2, a small narrowbody aircraft that will complement larger planes the airline has on order.
The Australian Tourism Industry Council (ATIC) is calling on the federal government to invest A$30 million to reverse the slowdown in international visitor recovery.
Pan Pacific Hotels Group (PPHG) says all six of its Australian properties have been awarded the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) Industry Criteria for Hotels certification and it is the first in the Oceania region to attain this globally-recognised standard.
