Sustainable aviation fuel targets aren't achievable – IATA
EU's 2035 sustainable aviation fuel targets 'not achievable', says IATA
KLIA ranks among world’s more affordable airports for stranded travellers
KUALA LUMPUR: The Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) has been named one of the world's more affordable airports to be stranded in, placing it in the lower-middle tier of global costs.
AirAsia introduces Kaohsiung-Osaka route
KUALA LUMPUR: AirAsia Malaysia has introduced a new Kaohsiung-Osaka route, as part of its Kuala Lumpur-Kaohsiung service, marking the next phase of the airline's network growth across North Asia.
More international airlines restrict in-flight power bank use
Concerns over lithium batteries overheating have led airlines to restrict power bank usage.
Google joins Singapore’s green fuel tests ahead of flight levy
SINGAPORE: Alphabet Inc's Google, Singapore Airlines Ltd and DBS Group Holdings Ltd are among companies that will test the city-state's plan for central procurement of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), as officials aim to curb emissions from air travel.
AirBorneo open to talks on civil servants' air travel warrants
KUCHING: AirBorneo is open to negotiations with the federal government on providing air travel ticket warrants for civil servants, Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg says.
Placing Malaysia Airlines in a better position
WHEN Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) hosted a financiers' meeting more than a decade ago, fewer than 20 people attended.
Strong 2025 passenger demand masks ongoing capacity constraints - IATA
KUALA LUMPUR: The global air passenger market in 2025 saw strong demand and robust growth but masked ongoing capacity constraints in the airline industry due to decarbonisation challenges and supply chain issues, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
Malaysia Airlines, Singapore Airlines formalise strategic joint business partnership
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airlines Bhd (MAB) and Singapore Airlines (SIA) have formalised their joint business partnership which will allow them to deepen their commercial partnership, enhance connectivity and offer greater flexibility for customers travelling between Malaysia and Singapore.
Batik Air Malaysia to add 10 aircraft this year, targets 85% on-time performance by mid-year
KUALA LUMPUR: Batik Air Malaysia plans to add 10 more aircraft this year, increasing its fleet to 63 planes as the airline accelerates network expansion, improves operational resilience and strengthens connectivity from Subang Airport.
