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IATA: Air Cargo Demand Contraction Eases

  • 6 min read

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) unveiled data for the global air cargo markets in June 2023. The report revealed a year-over-year contraction in demand, the most modest contraction since February 2022.

Passenger Numbers Soar for Finnair in July

  • 4 min read

innair reported a passenger count of 1,062,500. This figure shows a 6.3% increase from July 2022 and a 6.5% rise from June 2023. However, considering the month of June had one less day, these figures are not entirely comparable. Finnair’s average Passenger Load Factor (PLF) for the month was 84.8%.

WestJet Boeing 737 MAX 10

WestJet Adds Flights to Mexico

  • 3 min read

WestJet Unveils New Flights to Mexico from Vancouver  Boosting sun-soaked leisure connections for British Columbia’s Lower Mainland

Barbie IFE Content by Spafax

Is Your Ken’s Job Plane? Here’s Where Barbie Flies!

  • 4 min read

By joining forces with Mattel in a timely IFE partnership, Spafax highlights its uncanny knack for capturing the pulse of the times. It masterfully combines its proficiency in entertainment and travel, perfectly embodying the spirit of the age.

An Etihad 787-9 Dreamliner flying over Abu Dhabi.

Etihad Upgrades Winter Schedule

  • 5 min read

Etihad Airways Ramps Up Winter Schedule with New Destinations, More Flights, and Better Connections

Cathay Pacific Aria Suite

Cathay Pacific Teases New Aria Suite

  • 2 min read

Cathay Pacific recently joined the fray with a teaser of its upcoming Aria Suite. This reveal hints at a luxurious and comfortable experience for the discerning business-class traveler.

Thai Airways Flight Attendant Greeting

Thai Airways Extends Software Partnership with Accelya

  • 3 min read

Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI) is set to delegate its passenger revenue accounting operations to Accelya. This strategic move is aimed at optimizing resources and enhancing operational efficiency.