Tag: Air Travel

Festering unrest in the Middle East and a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran are keeping travel agents in Asia-Pacific on their toes, as customers seek regular updates and assistance with flight adjustments and trip changes.

The conflict between Iran and Israel is beginning to cast a shadow on outbound travel demand from India to the Middle East, with industry...

The Iran-Israel-US conflict, which started on June 13 when Israel launched a surprise attack on Iranian soil, has disrupted air travel in the Middle...

Ongoing tariff negotiations between global trade markets and the US as well as economic volatility will likely be a blip in the long-term forecast...

The Airport Traffic Forecasts 2024–2053 by Airports Council International (ACI) World released last month projects that global passenger numbers are expected to reach 17.7...

Saudia, the national flag carrier of Saudi Arabia, has added 11 new destinations for 2025 to meet growing travel demand, fuelled by a 16...

After almost three decades in operation, Cebu Pacific has become an LCC that contributes significantly to the Philippines’ travel and tourism industry. It closed 2024 with 60 per cent of the domestic market share in its hands, along with a network of 37 domestic and 26 international routes as well as a high ESG rating under its belt. CEO Mike Szucs recounts the airline’s growth and shares forward plans as well as sustainability considerations

Singapore, Hong Kong, and Australia are among the regions affected by a global IT outage impacting airlines and businesses. The disruption, linked to Microsoft's Windows...

Aviation experts weighing in on Singapore Airlines’ turbulence-related accident on Tuesday (May 21), where a 73-year-old passenger with a heart condition had died, say...

IATA is setting standards and developing tools like training and publishing the One ID Handbook to take airlines, airports and governments a step closer to “transforming...