Tag: air travel
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‘Software issue’ caused UK flight chaos this month: Operator
More than 2,000 flights were cancelled across major UK airports last week, affected hundreds of thousands of passengers.
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25 years after 9/11, a world reshaped by the attacks
The Sep 11, 2001 attacks transformed air travel, set in motion wars whose consequences are still being felt, and changed how some communities in the United States were viewed and treated.
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UK summons air traffic boss after major outage as flights resume
Flights resumed at major airports across the country after the hours-long outage resulted in the cancellation of 2,000 flights and ramped up pressure on air traffic control provider NATS and its boss Martin Rolfe.
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Indonesia flight disruptions send travellers on marathon journeys as fares surge, trains sell out
Flight disruptions caused by Mount Anak Krakatau’s eruption are forcing travellers in Indonesia onto lengthy overland journeys as train tickets sell out and airfares surge.
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Travel chaos hits Changi and Jakarta airports as volcanic ash grounds flights between the two hubs
Conflicting airline notices meant some travellers turned up at Changi Airport to find out that their flights were grounded, while passengers in Indonesia found themselves turned away after clearing immigration.
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The travel shoulder season is shrinking — and so are the savings
Traveling during the shoulder season has traditionally been a reliable way to save money in many destinations. But those savings are dwindling.
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Timeline: How SIA’s India bet led to a 25.1% stake in Air India
SIA’s pursuit of India’s aviation market spans more than three decades. CNA traces how its partnership with Tata led to the launch of Vistara and ultimately a significant minority stake in Air India.
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EU set to approve air travel passenger rights package
EU ministers are expected to approve a set of reforms giving more rights to air travelers. Among other things, compensation claims are to be made easier.
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‘More than just an airline’: Why Sarawak must nip state-owned AirBorneo’s troubles in the bud
Sarawak-owned AirBorneo has irked passengers with high prices and flight disruptions. But the East Malaysian state can still prevent bad optics from turning into a political problem, analysts say.
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Sydney’s new international airport to welcome first passengers in October
Singapore Airlines will launch daily services to the city-state on Nov 23. Its flights will depart just before midnight, taking advantage of the lack of curfew.
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