AUCKLAND– Qantas Airways (QF) is on the verge of revealing its revamped lounge at Auckland International Airport (AKL), while also launching an extensive redevelopment of its primary lounge in Sydney.
The new lounge at AKL is set to open on
The Emirates Group, which encompasses Emirates, Emirates Cargo, and the ground handling firm dnata, has revealed a remarkable half-year financial performance. For the initial six months of the 2025-26 fiscal year, the Group achieved a profit before tax of AED12.2
DUBAI– The Emirates Group (EK) has announced an impressive profit before tax of AED 12.2 billion (US$3.3 billion) for the first half of the financial year 2025-26. This marks the fourth consecutive year of remarkable half-year results for the Group.
Taiwan is making significant changes to its pilot certification regulations, aiming to widen its recruitment pool for commercial and airline transport pilots. This shift aligns with international standards and addresses a pressing need for qualified flight crews.
Taiwan’s Civil Aeronautics
Hainan Airlines has proudly welcomed its first Airbus A330-900neo into its fleet, becoming the very first operator of this aircraft type in mainland China. The new aircraft, designated B-32MU, made its journey from Airbus’s facility in Toulouse, France, landing in
WASHINGTON- The US Air Force has announced plans to keep a select few F-15C/D Eagles operational through 2030, extending their service for homeland defense missions that were originally scheduled to end in 2026.
A report sent to Congress details that
WASHINGTON- U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Sean Duffy, announced on Tuesday that parts of the national airspace could be closed if the government shutdown persists. This potential action could lead to significant flight delays and cancellations, impacting major airlines like American
Latvian airline airBaltic has reported a net profit of €6 million for the third quarter of 2025, highlighting an increase in revenue even as passenger numbers experienced a decline. The airline characterized this period as a crucial quarter for its
ISLAMABAD- Pakistan International Airlines (PK) is currently grappling with significant operational challenges after its engineers declined to certify multiple aircraft as safe for flight. This refusal has left many planes grounded at major airports, including Karachi (KHI), Lahore (LHE), and
