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SEAir’s 2 new airbuses to be delivered 1Q of 2009, goes international By Lynda B. Valencia (Philippine News Agency)
MANILA, Jan. 6 (PNA) – Despite the spiraling fuel prices and incursion of the major carriers, South East Asian Airlines (SEAir) will acquire two new airbuses which are scheduled for delivery in the first quarter of 2009.
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AirAsia sees LCCT at Labu as 'terminal extension' (Business Times (Malaysia))
Allowing Firefly, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Malaysia Airlines, to operate out of Subang is against the aim to make KL International Airport (KLIA) in Sepang a regional aviation hub, says an AirAsia Bhd ( 5099 ) official.
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Travellers vent anger at Air Canada's holiday delays (CTV Toronto)
The Consumers' Association of Canada says they've received more than 200 complaints from travellers -- most targeting Air Canada -- about flight cancellations and delays that disrupted their Christmas holidays.
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AirAsia-Jetstar merger brewing (The Star)
PETALING JAYA: Something may be in the air between Qantas Airways Ltd and AirAsia Bhd. If things work out, a merger between AirAsia and the Australian carrier’s units Jetstar and JetstarAsia may be in the offing.
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Singapore takes on ACCC (The Age)
The carrier is the fight to fight the ACCC's claims that it broke the law by colluding with rivals to set high freight and security surcharges.
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Qantas and British Airways end merger talks (International Herald Tribune)
Neither side was able to agree on core elements of the deal.
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Oil prices down but the traveller is still footing the bill (The Star)
THE price of crude oil is edging towards US$37 a barrel. That is the level when airlines globally began adding fuel surcharges to fares way back in 2004.
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Get a Deep Insight into the World Airlines Market (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
NEW YORK----Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report related to the Passenger transportation industry is available in its catalogue.
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Flight to merger (The Star)
The pressure for consolidation is sweeping through global carriers. Will that happen to Malaysia Airlines?
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MAS needs to focus on recovery programme (The Star)
PETALING JAYA: Weaker economic conditions and a growing number of distressed airlines globally have prompted many to ask if Malaysia Airlines (MAS) plans to buy up airline assets that are now going cheap or consider entering into a merger.
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