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Bouncing back: Gulf airlines almost near pre-conflict capacity

Airlines in the Gulf region get back to business as flights are now nearing pre-conflict levels.

FAA taps Air Space Intelligence for AI traffic control tool

Air Space Intelligence Inc (ASI) won a US government contract to provide and deploy artificial intelligence technologies for managing flight traffic, part of a multibillion-dollar push to make the skies safer.

Malaysian airlines to adjust flight frequencies to handle global oil price pressures, says Loke

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian airlines are adjusting their operations by reducing flight frequencies and consolidating routes as they navigate cost pressures from volatile global oil prices, said Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook.

AirAsia X reviewing fares

KUALA LUMPUR: AirAsia X Bhd expects to gradually lower airfares following the recent decline in jet fuel prices, while restoring capacity that had been reduced during the surge in fuel prices caused by the conflict in West Asia.

AirAsia X has lowered fares since June 15 as jet fuel prices fall, CEO says

HONG KONG: Malaysian budget carrier AirAsia X has lowered fares by 5% since June 15 and the airline is reviewing the situation week by week as jet fuel prices drop, the company's CEO, Bo Lingam, said on Monday.

Malaysia Airports records 7.9 million passenger movements in May

PETALING JAYA: KL International Airport (KLIA) saw 3.6 million international passengers traffic in May, supported by stronger regional connectivity and new flight links from China

For this Malaysian father-daughter duo, aviation is a family affair

This Father's Day, the spotlight is on RMAF veteran fighter pilot Lieutenant-Colonel (R) John Sham Alagarsamy and his daughter Samantha Laura, whose shared passion for flying has brought them even closer together.

Higher jet fuel prices expected to pose a challenge for AAX in 2Q

AirAsia X Bhd (AAX) is expected to post a weak performance in the second quarter of financial year 2026 (2Q26).

MAG working closely with AirBorneo on operational recovery, aircraft availability

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), through its maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) arm, MAB Engineering Services, remains committed to supporting AirBorneo under its existing maintenance partnership as the Sarawak-owned airline works to overcome recent operational challenges.

Vietnam to open seven new airports by 2030

Vietnam plans to bring seven new airports into operation by 2030 as part of a broader effort to expand the country's aviation network and meet rising travel demand.