Articles tagged “Asia-Pacific”

Airlines face wide-ranging fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine a year ago in February. The biggest is the airspace closure, but the war has also triggered a surge in global…

AirAsia parent company Capital A expects China's reopening to international travelers in January to drive the recovery of its airlines this year.

Singapore Airlines and Copa Airlines were two champions of the December quarter with standout financial results. What set them apart from the pack? Edward Russell and Jay Shabat discuss on…

The Qantas Group pulled off a dramatic financial turnaround during the six months ending in December. It turned a more than billion dollar loss into a billion dollar-plus profit with…

Singapore Airlines' historic profitability is back. This has helped boost the carrier's confidence in the future, underpinning some audacious moves to maintain — and expand — its position as a…

Air India has committed to at least 470 aircraft from Airbus and Boeing worth an estimated $34 billion as part of the Tata Group's effort to remake the long-ailing Indian…

A goodbye to the Boeing 747, the Queen of the Skies. The planemaker delivered the last off the line of the iconic jumbo jet to Atlas Air on Tuesday.

Was that a hint of an Irish accent when United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby took down the U.S. industry for being unprepared for the post-Covid operating reality? Edward Russell and…

Hong Kong's decision to drop all travel restrictions during the year-end holidays came a little too late for Cathay Pacific Airways.

Air New Zealand had the nonstop market between Auckland and New York all to itself for all of five months last year. Then, as a precursor to its own nonstop…