Central Asia is emerging as the fastest-growing aviation market in the world, despite remaining the smallest region by total scheduled capacity.
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Melbourne welcomed a new long-haul international connection as Hong Kong Airlines (HX) officially launched services to Melbourne Airport (MEL), becoming the airport’s 41st airline partner.
New Zealand avoided major pre-Christmas air travel disruption after Air New Zealand (NZ) confirmed that its short-haul cabin crews had called off planned industrial action.
Ryanair (FR) is preparing for a leadership change as CEO Michael O Leary signals plans to step down within the next decade.
Sydney, will see Etihad Airways (EY) all-Airbus A350 operation earlier than planned.
Lufthansa (LH) is preparing a rare widebody fleet adjustment that has drawn strong attention across the global aviation sector.
Belgiumis set to lose significant low-cost air connectivity after Ryanair (FR) announced it will remove around one million seats and suspend 20 routes from its Belgian network next winter, especially from Brussels Airport, Zaventem (BRU), and Brussels South Charleroi Airport (CRL).
Australia is set to strengthen its air links with New Zealand as Air New Zealand (NZ) expands capacity across major Trans-Tasman routes.
Aruba faced an unusual aviation disruption this week after a rat was discovered on board a KLM (KL) aircraft operating a scheduled service from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) to Aruba Airport (AUA).
Korean Air (KE) reported strong passenger demand across Seoul in 2025, transporting more than 16 million travelers between January and early November.