Category: Airlines

Electronics ban for US bound flights from Abu Dhabi lifted
Airlines

Etihad Airways has confirmed travellers on its US bound flights from Abu Dhabi will again be able to carry all their electronic devices in carryon luggage. The lifting of the electronics ban that has been in place since March 2017 was confirmed on Etihad’s website. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login

Tigerair Australia CEO Rob Sharp to run Virgin Australia as John Thomas departs
Airlines

Tigerair Australia chief executive Rob Sharp has been called up to head office to run Virgin Australia airlines following the sudden departure of John Thomas. Thomas, who began as Virgin Australia group executive for airlines in September 2016, is leaving the company after less than a year in the role. This content is available exclusively

US announces enhanced security measures for all inbound flights, flags potential end of electronics ban
Airlines

United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary John Kelly has announced new security measures for all international flights to the country and the potential end of the laptop ban affecting eight Middle East and North African countries. The DHS said on its website the measures to apply to all inbound flights included enhancing overall

Jin Air plans another year of seasonal flights to Cairns
Airlines

Korean’s Jin Air is planning a return to Cairns for a second year of seasonal flying, albeit with a reduced schedule. Cairns Airport said on Wednesday the Korean airline planned to operate 12 return flights between Seoul and Cairns during December 2017 and January 2018. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login

S&P Global Ratings lifts Virgin Australia outlook from negative to stable
Airlines

Virgin Australia has received an improved ratings outlook from S&P Global Ratings as the airline moves to pay down debt and reduce costs. The ratings agency, formerly known as Standard and Poor’s, said on Monday it had reaffirmed Virgin Australia’s “B+” corporate credit rating while lifting the ratings outlook to stable, from negative previously. This content

Quickstep to supply wing flaps for Lockheed Martin LM-100J
Cargo

Australian manufacturer Quickstep Holdings says it will supply wing flaps for Lockheed Martin’s LM-100J commercial freighter. The company made the announcement in a statement to the Australian Securities Exchange on Monday. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this article, please login. Username

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