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- Dragonair to drop Tokyo, to start Fukuoka and Sendai runs in October Dragonair, part of the Cathay Group, says it will begin scheduled services to Fukuoka and Sendai, Japan on October 28, while dropping its daily Tokyo run. Flights to Fukuoka will o……
- A new Air about India The skies above India are opening up to a renewed era. A resurgence of the romance related to flying. We are now coming full circle. The Sixties and the Seventies were devoted to p……
- Night flight ban prompts FedEx to move hub Global express company FedEx has confirmed reports that it is to move one of its principal European operations from Frankfurt Rhein/Main Airport to Cologne/Bonn Airport. The integr……
- Qantas rejects allegations of compromised aircraft safety Qantas has refuted claims by the Australian Licensed Aircraft Engineers Association (ALAEA) that overseas maintenance of some of its aircraft was compromising safety. Qantas Engine……
- German Railway Unions Authorise Strikes Together with air Pilots Germany's 12,000 unionized railway workers voted 96 per cent to strike against Deutsche Bahn while pilots for the low-cost airline LTU also voted to strike for higher pay, reported……
- Govt plans to Reduce time for Cargo Clearance at Airports The Government is working to reduce the time that international cargo and passengers spend at airports. The Government is keen to not only ensure that the time spent in clearing in……
- Ombudsman Probes Corruption in Philippines Customs Philippines customs and international airport officials have given their consent for the Office of the Ombudsman to examine air cargo handling operations to eradicate graft and cor……
- United Airlines sees cargo ton miles grow 5.5pc in July United Airlines has reported that in July its passenger load factor was 87.3 per cent while cargo ton miles grew by 5.5 per cent to 168.93 million year on year. Total scheduled rev……