VietJet has announced it will transfer up to 50 new Boeing 737 MAXs to its Thailand-based subsidiary, Thai VietJet Air.

With around 25,000 islands across 11 countries, Southeast Asia poses a unique challenge for logistics. “Doing well in this ...

For AirAsia, the demand is underpinning ambitions ... Its further-afield routes will be serviced by Airbus SE’s new long-range A321 models, which can fly further at an economical cost.

The option to expand further is also in play as Qantas starts taking delivery of the extra-long range Airbus A321 XLR ... when budget carrier Indonesia AirAsia commences flights between Denpasar ...

In addition, AirAsia is reportedly in talks with COMAC to supplement its A321 fleet. Moreover, while no Western airline has yet ordered a COMAC aircraft, the Chinese manufacturer has applied for ...

Displays of the upgraded 787-9 Dreamliner and A321 cabins highlight the airline ... merged sister airlines Air Asia India and Vistara into Air India Express and Air India, respectively, and ...

Spanish investigators have disclosed that the first officer of a Lufthansa Airbus A321 suffered a serious seizure while alone in the cockpit for 10min, during which he inadvertently operated ...

THE National Food Authority (NFA) said that it shipped 35,000 bags of well-milled rice to Cebu on Monday to support the government’s plan to sell subsidized P20-per-kilo rice to vulnerable segments of ...

AirAsia MOVE is changing the way travelers explore Asia. The digital platform, led by CEO Nadia Omer, is transforming how millions plan and book their trips. By blending cutting-edge technology ...

This, as a new CEO is set to take over the captain’s seat at AirAsia Philippines. The new man taking over the top post is the Malaysian national Capt. Suresh Bangah, a seasoned aviation leader ...

Alfred Chua Alfred Chua is the Asia Air Transport Editor for FlightGlobal, where he covers airlines and air transport topics in Asia-Pacific. Chua joined FlightGlobal in 2019 and is based in ...

BANGKOK: Low-cost airline operator Thai AirAsia X aims to increase its registered capital by 1 billion baht (US$0.030 billion) as part of its plan to exit rehabilitation later this year.