Air Freight News
Saudi Arabia offers to pay airlines to connect it to the world
Saudi Arabia is offering to subsidize airlines that fly unprofitable routes linking it to major global cities, as part of efforts to boost tourist arrivals…
Garuda plans to tackle liabilities with $800 million of new debt
PT Garuda Indonesia plans to issue $800 million of new debt as part of a plan to address its liabilities, as the embattled carrier seeks…
Lufthansa cancels hundreds of flights due to staff shortages
Deutsche Lufthansa AG canceled hundreds of summer flights due to staff shortages, underscoring the challenges facing European aviation as the industry fights to recover from…
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American Airlines and Qatar Airways expand strategic alliance
American Airlines and Qatar Airways are expanding their strategic alliance with a new codeshare agreement, enabling American’s customers to book travel on Qatar Airways flights…
Garuda administrators recognize $8.3 billion of claims
Administrators for PT Garuda Indonesia have acknowledged claims worth 120.5 trillion rupiah ($8.3 billion) as the beleaguered airline seeks to restructure its debts.
Ryanair crew may strike in summer as pay talks collapse in Spain
Ryanair Holdings Plc’s cabin crew may go on strike this summer in several European countries after the continent’s largest low-cost airline walked away from talks…
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Cathay Pacific welcomes the extension of HK$7.8 billion bridge loan from the Hong Kong SAR Government
Hong Kong’s home airline remains committed to rebuilding connectivity at the Hong Kong hub
Singapore Air to sell sustainable aviation fuel credits in July
Singapore Airlines Ltd. will start selling sustainable aviation fuel credits in July, a move that will help travelers mitigate carbon footprints as businesses and governments…
Turkish Airlines stock takes off as tourists seek cheap holidays
Shares of Turkey’s national airline are surging as a plunging currency burnishes the country’s allure as a top destination for foreign travelers.
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Plane crash mysteries spur renewed calls for cockpit cameras
Video would give investigators invaluable ‘eyes’ on a situation but pilots say cameras would be a violation of privacy.