Air Niugini has confirmed one of its passengers on board flight PX73 that landed in a lagoon short of the runway at Chuuk Airport in the Federated States of Micronesia has died. While the initial statements from the airline on the day of the September 28 incident involving the Boeing 737-800 P2-PXE indicated all 35
Virgin Australia group executive for airlines Rob Sharp says technology is key to easing the trademark pain-points of the travel experience that have long been the bugbears of passengers. Speaking to a Trans-Tasman Business Circle event in Sydney on September 27, Sharp told guests recent innovations represented just the start of what the future of
Air Niugini says all on board its Boeing 737-800 that landed in a lagoon short of the runway at Chuuk Airport in the Federated States of Micronesia have been rescued.
"The best wins" says Alan Joyce of the choice for the first Qantas pilot academy site.
Qantas has announced Wellcamp Airport in Toowoomba as the first of two sites for its pilot training academy.
Air New Zealand chairman Tony Carter says rising fuel prices is undoubtedly the biggest headwind the airline faces in the period ahead.