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Ryanair Diverts Sicily Flights Due to Libya

Irish budget carrier Ryanair is being forced to divert flights from Trapani airport in Sicily from Monday because of military operations over Libya, the airline said on Sunday. The airport, on the western tip of Sicily at the foot of the Italian peninsular, doubles as a military ...

Rolls-Royce Wins Trent 900 Contract from Asiana Airlines

Rolls-Royce, the global power systems company, has won a contract for Trent 900 engines to power six Airbus A380 aircraft from Asiana Airlines. The order includes a TotalCare long-term service agreement. Asiana Airlines, based in Seoul, South Korea, will take delivery of these ...

Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental Conducts Successful First Flight

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Air New Zealand Defends Cartel Claims

Air New Zealand is hitting back at the Commerce Commission over cartel behaviour in the cargo industry. The commission was taking legal action against 13 international airlines, including Air New Zealand, claiming they colluded to raise the price of freight by imposing fuel ...

Japan Tries to Ease Radiation Fears Among Airlines

To tamp down rumors about the danger posed by crippled nuclear reactors, the Land Ministry has begun assuring overseas airlines and foreign embassies that Tokyo-area airports remain safe for passengers. With reports of elevated radiation levels near the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear ...

Airline Industry Sees Sharp Drop in Japan Traffic

The airline industry says commercial air travel to Japan will suffer a major slowdown in the short-term due to the earthquake and tsunami, and that a recovery will depend on how the nuclear crisis unfolds. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said Friday the markets ...

QantasLink Ready for Mt Hotham Ski Season

On March 23, QantasLink announced that it would operate its 2011 ski season services between Sydney and Mt Hotham from June 24 to September 11. Qantas Executive Manager Regional Airlines Group, Mr Narendra Kumar, said the airline would provide 114 flights on the route over the ...

Air France Faces Charges over 2009 Atlantic Crash

A French judge filed preliminary charges of manslaughter Friday against Air France over a 2009 crash that killed all 228 people aboard a jet that plunged into the Atlantic Ocean. Air France vigorously protested the move, an unusual step in an emotional investigation into the ...

Ctrip Surfs China's Homegrown Travel Wave

A crescendo of voices builds on a typically bustling day in the Shanghai headquarters of Ctrip.com as staff put together hundreds of tourist trips. It is the sound of China's travel boom. Call after call comes in to Asia's largest travel call centre from mainly Chinese consumers, ...

Air Macau Builds Up Routes to Shanghai

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JetBlue Partners with Virgin Atlantic

JetBlue said Tuesday it has formed a partnership with Virgin Atlantic that will allow customers to fly on both airlines with a single ticket. Travelers on JetBlue will be able to connect through Boston, New York, Washington to catch flights to London Heathrow on Virgin Atlantic. ...

Amadeus and Singapore Airlines Sign Worldwide Content Agreement

Amadeus, a leading travel technology partner and transaction processor for the global travel and tourism industry, has signed a worldwide content and third party channel parity agreement with Singapore Airlines, providing Amadeus subscribers access to the airline's flight ...

Overloaded Plane Posed No Risk: Qantas

Qantas says there was never any risk to passengers during a flight where an Airbus was overloaded by almost a tonne. The air safety watchdog says the incident was not reported properly by staff and the airline also failed to carry out proper safety checks after the incident. The ...

Japan's Airports Have Fuel for Just 10 Days: IATA

Japan's airports could run out of jet fuel in 10 days without emergency measures to eke out supplies after vital infrastructure was damaged in last week's earthquake, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said. Airlines flying to Japan are being encouraged to carry ...

U.S. Airlines Cut Capacity to Battle Fuel Costs

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United Continental Announces Wi-Fi Push for 2012

The last big U.S. airline holdout to the Wi-Fi revolution, United Continental Holdings Inc., unveiled plans to wire more than 200 domestic aircraft for satellite-based broadband service starting next year. United Continental said Tuesday that it had signed a letter of intent with ...

Controller Staffing Under Review After DC Incident

Federal aviation officials are reviewing air traffic controller staffing at airports around the country after two airliners landed at Reagan National Airport without clearance from the airport tower because they were unable to raise anyone there. An aviation official, who spoke ...

Emirates Strengthens Its Commitment to Europe and Africa

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Cockpit Fire Forces Qantas Diversion

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Probe Underway into Qantas Cockpit Fire

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