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Lufthansa Cargo, a key player in the airfreight industry, recently announced a significant expansion in its international flight offerings, focused on key markets in Asia, Africa, and Mexico.
Qantas has publicly acknowledged and accepted the ruling of the High Court on the airline’s decision to outsource its remaining ground handling function in 2020. This decision comes after the High Court upheld two preceding judgments made by the Federal Court on the matter.
China Southern Airlines is set to mark its footprint prominently in Queensland. The airline has increased flights shortly after announcing the introduction of four weekly flights to Brisbane from 17 November. Responding to high customer demand, it added daily services during China’s peak travel season from 8 December to 25…
Vietnam Airlines has teamed up with leading airline technology provider AirFi in a major technology uplift. The companies have inked a two-year deal adding AirFi’s IFE solution to equip 37 of the airline’s Airbus A321 aircraft.
In a strategic move to enhance its global connectivity, Singapore Airlines (SIA) has announced the launch of direct flights between Singapore and Brussels, Belgium, starting 5 April 2024. This marks SIA’s return to Brussels after a hiatus of over two decades.
Emirates has announced an expanded A380 service to Sydney starting in November, translating to nearly 2,000 extra seats every week. Additionally, the airline announced a planned return of flights to Adelaide on the A350.
SWISS’s Airbus A350-900 has 242 seats across four cabins. Explore the SWISS Senses First Class suites, Business Class seating options, Premium Economy and Economy, plus the airline’s A350 routes and fleet rollout.
Qatar Airways Cargo has announced a pivotal partnership with DSV Global Transportation and Logistics. This partnership marks the inauguration of a new, biweekly air freight route from Huntsville, USA, to Doha, Qatar.
Thaicom Public Company Limited, the prominent Asian satellite operator and space tech firm, has announced a fresh collaboration with Airbus for its its state-of-the-art, software-defined high throughput satellite.
The aviation industry ultimately recovered from the 9/11 attacks, just as they are beginning to recover from the impact of COVID-19. Aviation is as resilient as it is essential. That is why we must ensure it is sustainable for future generations.
