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Starlink: Airlines adopt fast internet service

AUSTIN/TX – The introduction of Starlink high-speed internet, developed by SpaceX, marks a significant advancement for the aviation industry. An increasing number of airlines worldwide, including those in Asia, are adopting satellite-based technology, which provides reliable and free internet onboard … Continue reading Starlink: Airlines adopt fast internet service

Japan Airlines: Cyberattack Disrupts Flights

TOKYO – Japan Airlines (JAL) has returned to normal operations after a cyberattack led to significant disruptions, delaying both domestic and international flights and temporarily halting same-day ticket sales. The attack, which began early Thursday morning, affected internal and external … Continue reading Japan Airlines: Cyberattack Disrupts Flights

ANA Airlines is taking off from Vienna again

VIENNA/TOKYO – All Nippon Airways (ANA), Japan’s largest airline, connects Vienna again with Tokyo-Haneda. The route is operated three times a week year-round with a state-of-the-art Boeing 787-9 (Dreamliner). ANA suspended the Vienna-Tokyo route in March 2020 due to the … Continue reading ANA Airlines is taking off from Vienna again

AIRCALIN opens new route between Bangkok and Paris

BANGKOK – The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) welcomed Aircalin’s inaugural Noumea–Bangkok–Paris service, a pivotal milestone in positioning Thailand as a key transit point between the Asia-Pacific and Europe. By selecting Bangkok as a strategic stopover, Aircalin offers travelers seamless … Continue reading AIRCALIN opens new route between Bangkok and Paris

IATA Forecasts Record Air Travel in 2025, 5.2 billion

MONTREAL – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has unveiled its ambitious forecast for 2025, predicting a record-breaking 5.2 billion passengers and a staggering $1 trillion in total revenues for global airlines. This significant milestone underscores the industry’s recovery and … Continue reading IATA Forecasts Record Air Travel in 2025, 5.2 billion