Demand for business jets recovering throughout the Middle East
DUBAI, UAE - Dassault Falcon sees demand for business jets recovering throughout the Middle East, spurred on by large regional operators and the increased globalization of commerce.
November 2011 North American Hospitality Review
NEW YORK, N.Y.
International Air Transport Association
Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced traffic results for September showing diverging trends for cargo and passenger traffic.
Sub Saharan Africa Aviation
Airlines in sub Saharan Africa are predicted to require 528 new passenger aircraft by 2030, with a value of US$65billion according to the latest Airbus Global Market Forecast.
Airbus’ Global Market Forecast
According to Airbus’ latest Global Market Forecast (GMF), between 2011 and 2030, carriers in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands region will require 736 new passenger and freighter ...
China's Airplane Demand Forecast
The Boeing Company, China’s leading provider of passenger airplanes, projects that China will require 5,000 new commercial airplanes valued at $600 billion over the next 20 years.
JAL announces more flights to New Delhi and on six domestic routes
JAL Group (JAL) announced today adjustments made to its international and domestic flight frequency plans for the second half of fiscal year 2011.
Air Travel Demand Increases in April
WASHINGTON - The Air Transport Association of America (ATA), the industry trade organization for the leading U.S.
Asia-Pacific Aviation
Asia-Pacific airlines are expected to take delivery of around 8,560 new aircraft over the next 20 years, according to European aircraft manufacturer Airbus.
Global Airline Industry
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said their data showed that the industry picked up in 2010. On 2 February the group released their final figures for 2010.
Overwhelming Demand
World Travel Awards has announced an extension to the self-nomination deadline due to overwhelming demand.
Airline Industry
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reported full-year 2010 demand statistics for international scheduled air traffic that showed an 8.2% increase in the passenger business and a ...
Demand For Premium Travel Returns To Asia
SINGAPORE: Asia's airline industry has made a full recovery from its worst downturn in the wake of the global recession and air travel in the region has returned to pre-crisis levels - with a ...
Boeing lifts its 20-year forecast
By Christopher Hinton
Following a gloomy year of falling air traffic demand and roiled financial markets, Boeing Co.
Meeting Customer Demands
By eTN Staff Writer
With more than 2,000 unfilled orders from more than 80 customers around the world, the
BA Demands UK Government Pays For Icelandic Eruption
By Sarah Arnott
British Airways (BA) is adding its voice to European airlines' calls for government compensation for the financial impact of the volcanic ash cloud.
All Nippon Airways
By YOSHIO TAKAHASHI
TOKYO—All Nippon Airways Co.
Global Airline Industry
By Andrea Rothman and Steve Rothwell
Global airline traffic in February jumped 9.5pc from a year earlier as carriers filled planes by keeping long-haul aircraft on the ground more, the International Air Transport Association ...
Stronger Demand Recovery
The Air Transport Association (IATA) is favorably downgrading its initial projection of US$5.6 million in airline losses for 2010 to exactly half of that at $US2.8 million.
European Travel
Vacation demand has stabilized for the 2010 summer season in Germany and in the UK in particular, two of the largest tourism source markets in Europe.
Airline Industry
International air travel demand continued to improve in January, the International Air Transport Association reported Tuesday.
Business Travel
By reuters.com
NEW YORK - Demand for business travel on U.S.
Demand For New Planes Increases
By Kyle Peterson
Boeing Co.
Ritz-Carlton Las Vegas Closing
By Deepa Seetharaman
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co will close its five-diamond property in Las Vegas this May, after the hotel struggled with a slide in demand and revenue.
Business Travel Recovery
By David Jonas
Clear evidence of both resurgent transaction volumes and, at least in the airline sector, improving revenue trends, has meant that corporate travel demand, after finally turning positive in late ...
Airline Industry
By KAVERI NITHTHYANANTHAN
LONDON - The International Air Transport Association, or IATA, said 2009 showed the worst demand decline in history, despite December traffic improving 4.5% from a year earlier.
Airline Industry
Latest international passenger airline figures show that numbers are still down by 7.2 per cent in June compared to the same month last year, says the International Air Transport Association ...
Qantas
PERTH - Qantas Airways Ltd. faces a challenging environment on some routes where capacity is growing but demand isn't growing as much, Chairman Leigh Clifford told a business group Wednesday.
Air Travel
Southwest Airlines Co., the largest discounter, led six other major U.S. carriers in offering one- way fares as low as $30 to generate demand when the peak U.S. travel season wanes in ...
Air Travel
More business travelers are moving to the back of the plane, downgrading from business- and first-class seats to coach and adding to airline financial woes.
