Inflight entertainment continues to evolve beyond the hunger games Remember the days when inflight food was the most entertaining part of the flight? The days when even economy meal trays contained at least three or four side-items in addition to the main course, with a little foil-wrapped pat of butter to try (often in vain

Airports across Asia are bursting at the seams, straining to handle the rapidly growing number of passengers flying in and out aboard an ever-increasing numbers of jets joining the region’s airline fleets. While billions of dollars are being spent on infrastructure improvements, is it enough to solve a looming congestion crisis? The name Chongqing is

Regional airports need dedicated federal funding Australia is one of the most sparsely populated countries in the world. Our dependence on air transport to link our cities and regions with each other and the rest of the world means aviation is an industry of national strategic importance to Australia. Aviation is a critical part of

Thirty years of the Airbus A320 When the Airbus A320 first took flight in 1987, how many observers realised they were watching the first flight of one of the most successful aircraft of all time? Thirty years later, nearly eleven thousand A320 family aircraft in four variants have been produced on four assembly lines in