Category: Airlines

Global air traffic grows strongly in 2015: IATA
Airlines

Demand for air travel in 2015 grew at its strongest pace since the end of the global financial crisis, with more passengers taking to the skies amid lower airfares, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) says. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of

Air NZ to equip ATR fleet with RNP technology
Air New Zealand

Air New Zealand plans to install its fleet of ATR turboprops with Required Navigation Performance (RNP) technology at a cost of NS$25 million. The Star Alliance carrier will become the first ATR operator to use RNP, which allows aircraft to fly along predefined routes with the aid of GPS navigation systems. This content is available

Virgin posts second quarter profit
Airlines

Virgin Australia says improving yield and revenue growth in the key domestic market has led to a strong rise in second quarter profit. The company said on Thursday statutory net profit for the three months to December 31 2015 came in at $60.8 million, a significant increase from $11.3 million in the prior corresponding period.

SIA’s first Airbus A350 enters final phase of production
Airlines

Singapore Airlines’ (SIA) first Airbus A350-900 (MSN 0026) has entered the final stage of production ahead of its delivery to the carrier in “coming weeks” after completing its first flight on February 2. “The aircraft, featuring the airline’s iconic livery, will now enter the final phase of production, including further ground checks and test flights,

Hong Kong Airlines to serve Cairns and Gold Coast with year-round flights
Airlines

Hong Kong Airlines will maintain flights to Cairns and Gold Coast after its three-month seasonal schedule concludes at the end of March. The Queensland government confirmed in a statement on Wednesday Hong Kong Airlines would have twice weekly flights to Gold Coast and Cairns from April, increasing to three times a week from July. This

Air Vanuatu says independent report shows Port Vila runway safe
Airlines

Air Vanuatu says an independent report of the runway conditions at Bauerfield Airport has determined it is safe to operate jet flights into and out of Port Vila. The airline says it is “satisfied the condition of the runway is safe to continue jet operations” based on the independent assessment from Australian-based ACG. This content is

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