Air Busan and Air Seoul, two prominent South Korean carriers, have announced key leadership changes with the appointment of new CEOs. Jeong Byeong-seop has been named CEO of Air Busan, while Kim Jung-ho takes on the role of CEO at Air Seoul. These appointments mark significant transitions for both airlines as they navigate an evolving aviation landscape.
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FlyArystan, Kazakhstan’s first low-cost carrier, has initiated an independent investigation into financial irregularities after its management uncovered evidence of fund theft. The airline has contacted an external audit company to carry out a comprehensive review and provide clarity on the situation.
In the ever-changing landscape of the aviation industry, Volotea, a Spanish low-cost airline, has decided not to pursue slots at Milan Linate, leaving easyJet as the only airline still interested in these slots. This decision comes in the wake of ITA Airways and Lufthansa having to give up their slots as part of the EU…
Fiji Airways, the national airline of Fiji, has announced the launch of direct flights between Cairns (CNS) in Australia and Nadi (NAN) in Fiji. The new route will commence on April 10, 2025, and will be operated using the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
Aegean Airlines has announced robust financial results for 2024, showcasing a consolidated revenue increase of 5% to $1.93 billion and net income of $141.3 million, underlining sustained growth in passenger demand and robust operational management.
Asiana Airlines (South Korea) faced legal opposition from its pilots’ union regarding the proposed sale of Asiana Cargo, a key business unit of the airline. The pilots’ union filed an injunction to halt the sale, citing concerns over operational stability and workforce implications. However, the South Korean courts have rejected the injunction, allowing the sale process to proceed.
Arik Air, one of Nigeria’s prominent airlines, has publicly denied claims made by the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) regarding an alleged debt of $292 million owed to the corporation. The shareholders’ statement comes just two days after AMCON announced that liquidation of the airline remains a possible option.
FlyArystan, Kazakhstan’s first low-cost carrier, has initiated an independent investigation into financial irregularities after its management uncovered evidence of fund theft. The airline has contacted an external audit company to carry out a comprehensive review and provide clarity on the situation.
In the ever-changing landscape of the aviation industry, Volotea, a Spanish low-cost airline, has decided not to pursue slots at Milan Linate, leaving easyJet as the only airline still interested in these slots. This decision comes in the wake of ITA Airways and Lufthansa having to give up their slots as part of the EU…
Fiji Airways, the national airline of Fiji, has announced the launch of direct flights between Cairns (CNS) in Australia and Nadi (NAN) in Fiji. The new route will commence on April 10, 2025, and will be operated using the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
Aegean Airlines has announced robust financial results for 2024, showcasing a consolidated revenue increase of 5% to $1.93 billion and net income of $141.3 million, underlining sustained growth in passenger demand and robust operational management.
Asiana Airlines (South Korea) faced legal opposition from its pilots’ union regarding the proposed sale of Asiana Cargo, a key business unit of the airline. The pilots’ union filed an injunction to halt the sale, citing concerns over operational stability and workforce implications. However, the South Korean courts have rejected the injunction, allowing the sale process to proceed.
Arik Air, one of Nigeria’s prominent airlines, has publicly denied claims made by the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) regarding an alleged debt of $292 million owed to the corporation. The shareholders’ statement comes just two days after AMCON announced that liquidation of the airline remains a possible option.
FlyArystan, Kazakhstan’s first low-cost carrier, has initiated an independent investigation into financial irregularities after its management uncovered evidence of fund theft. The airline has contacted an external audit company to carry out a comprehensive review and provide clarity on the situation.
In the ever-changing landscape of the aviation industry, Volotea, a Spanish low-cost airline, has decided not to pursue slots at Milan Linate, leaving easyJet as the only airline still interested in these slots. This decision comes in the wake of ITA Airways and Lufthansa having to give up their slots as part of the EU…
Fiji Airways, the national airline of Fiji, has announced the launch of direct flights between Cairns (CNS) in Australia and Nadi (NAN) in Fiji. The new route will commence on April 10, 2025, and will be operated using the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
Aegean Airlines has announced robust financial results for 2024, showcasing a consolidated revenue increase of 5% to $1.93 billion and net income of $141.3 million, underlining sustained growth in passenger demand and robust operational management.
Asiana Airlines (South Korea) faced legal opposition from its pilots’ union regarding the proposed sale of Asiana Cargo, a key business unit of the airline. The pilots’ union filed an injunction to halt the sale, citing concerns over operational stability and workforce implications. However, the South Korean courts have rejected the injunction, allowing the sale process to proceed.
Arik Air, one of Nigeria’s prominent airlines, has publicly denied claims made by the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) regarding an alleged debt of $292 million owed to the corporation. The shareholders’ statement comes just two days after AMCON announced that liquidation of the airline remains a possible option.
