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  1. Business Travel News70

    阿拉斯加航空拟加入美国航空反垄断豁免合资公司

    阿拉斯加航空与美国航空宣布,计划提议阿拉斯加加入美国航空的反垄断豁免跨大西洋与跨太平洋合资公司。美国航空的大西洋合资业务成立于2010年,与英国航空、伊比利亚航空、芬兰航空、爱尔兰航空和Level合作;太平洋合资业务与日本航空于2011年启动。两家公司预计未来数月向美国交通部及其他相关国际监管机构提交批准与反垄断豁免申请。阿拉斯加与美国航空已有合作,且同属寰宇一家联盟。

Sep 25Fri
  1. Skift Feed

    Skift Forum: Premiumization Should Be Structural Strategy, Not a Product Upgrade

    At Skift Global Forum, Air Canada Chief Commercial Officer Mark Galardo and ZS Managing Partner Kunal Shah said premiumization should be a structural company strategy rather than layered on top of existing operations. Galardo said premium revenue share at Air Canada grew from about 20% a decade ago to 30% today, with a target of 35% by end of decade. Shah said the industry too often equates premium with upscale, but midscale and economy properties can also capture value through pricing and personalization, and premium travelers prefer digital-first experiences. Galardo said premium demand is directly correlated to the health of the economy and strength of equity markets, and warned against…

Sep 23Wed
  1. Web in Travel

    Asia-Pacific Airlines Grow Fastest While Route Networks Shrink

    Asia-Pacific led the world in international traffic growth and load factors in 2025, with IATA forecasting 3.8% long-term annual growth versus 2.5% for Europe and 2.8% for North America. Yet according to DOHOP's whitepaper, it is the only region where the international network contracted, losing 1,017 international routes and a net 228 airport pairs since December 2019, with mainland China alone shedding 293 international connections. The cause is not weak demand but a jammed aircraft pipeline: order backlogs stand at 17,000 planes, nearly 60% of the active global fleet, with a new order taking about 6.8 years to arrive. Scoot, Citilink, Thai Vietjet and Cebu Pacific are turning to 'connect…

  2. Web in Travel

    Asia-Pacific Airports Lead Connectivity as Chinese Hubs Complete Recovery

    OAG released Megahubs 2026, its annual global airport connectivity ranking, with eight Asia-Pacific airports in the global top 20. Kuala Lumpur International (KUL) ranks fourth globally and first in Asia, with connections to 154 destinations, and tops the low-cost carrier megahubs index with nearly 15,000 possible low-cost connections; AirAsia operates 34% of total flights there. Seoul Incheon (ICN) ranks second in the LCC index with connectivity to 198 destinations. Chinese airports showed notable recovery: Shanghai Pudong (PVG) rose from 19th to 14th globally, Guangzhou Baiyun (CAN) from 36th to 19th, and Hong Kong (HKG) returned to the global top 20 from 22nd to 20th. Tokyo Haneda (HND)…

Sep 22Tue
  1. Business Travel News

    Condor Adds American Airlines as Interline Partner

    Frankfurt-based Condor announced an interline agreement with American Airlines, effective immediately. Travelers from more than 150 cities served by American can connect to Condor's transatlantic gateways in Boston, New York JFK and Los Angeles; Chicago will be added in May 2027 when Condor launches Chicago-Frankfurt flights. Travelers can book the entire journey across both airlines on a single ticket with baggage checked through to final destinations. Condor also recently announced an interline partnership with Qantas.

Sep 21Mon
  1. China Tourism News

    Malaysia Airlines Launches Shenzhen Themed Train, Strengthens Greater Bay Area Network

    Malaysia Airlines recently launched a "Malaysia Airlines Shenzhen Themed Train" on Shenzhen Metro Line 11 (Airport Line). The brand mascot "Captain Parker" interacted with over a thousand passengers and gave limited-edition dolls to 288 lucky passengers. From now until October 5, the public can ride the themed train (car No. 1135) and take photos at a Malaysia Airlines-themed A330neo cabin photo spot. On July 2, Malaysia Airlines officially launched a daily direct Shenzhen–Kuala Lumpur route operated by Boeing 737-8 aircraft, with 12 business class and 162 economy class seats. Combined with existing Guangzhou and Hong Kong points, Malaysia Airlines offers Greater Bay Area travelers four dai…

Sep 17Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Thai Airways Expands Network Across Europe and Asia

    Thai Airways announced it will expand its network across Europe and Asia, increasing flights to major European cities and adding services to Vietnam and China. Under its schedule running from October 2026 to March 2027, the carrier will operate 66 domestic and international routes. In Europe, Bangkok-Paris rises to 14 weekly flights, Zurich to 11 and Munich to 10, while Bangkok-Amsterdam operates seven times weekly. In Asia, it will launch twice-daily Bangkok-Da Nang flights.

  2. Skift Feed

    Flydubai CEO Expects Pre-War Capacity by Year-End After Steep Decline

    Flydubai CEO Ghaith Al Ghaith said on the sidelines of Arabian Travel Market in Dubai that the carrier expects to fully restore its network and capacity to pre-conflict levels before the end of 2026, and even slightly more as it receives additional aircraft, though he noted the target is subject to many factors. The airline currently serves 130 of its pre-war 140 destinations, roughly 85% network recovery. OAG data in September showed flydubai posted the steepest seat-capacity decline among the top 10 Middle East airlines, down 18.3% year-on-year to 1.05 million seats. The carrier is investing in premium cabin retrofits to boost revenue now, while Boeing delays push its widebody plans to 20…

  3. Skift Feed

    American Airlines to Cut Capacity if Fuel Costs Stay High

    American Airlines CEO Robert Isom said at the Morgan Stanley Laguna investor conference that the carrier expects to make trade-offs on capacity if fuel prices stay elevated in the long term, with slower growth expected in 2027. He said that if fuel prices remain as high as they are now, adjustments to capacity planning will be required looking ahead. American CFO Devon May said at the same conference that the carrier would adjust capacity.

Sep 11Fri
  1. BCD Travel RSS

    Cathay Pacific at 80: Connecting Hong Kong to Over 100 Destinations

    BCD Travel recounts Cathay Pacific's 80-year history. Founded in Hong Kong in 1946 by former wartime pilots Roy Farrell and Sydney de Kantzow with a single Douglas DC-3 aircraft, "Betsy," the airline bought its first Convair 880 in 1962, with jet aircraft accelerating network expansion. Today Cathay connects customers to more than 100 destinations worldwide across the Chinese Mainland, Asia, Europe, North America, the Middle East and the Southwest Pacific. Cathay also unveiled the Aria Suite business class cabin and partnered with the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority on an 80th anniversary livery.

Sep 10Thu
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Shanghai air and rail hubs handle over 52 million passengers in 62-day summer season

    During the 62-day 2026 summer travel season, Shanghai Pudong and Hongqiao airports handled 25.281 million passengers and 151,000 aircraft movements, up 3.1% year on year; Shanghai railway station sent more than 27 million passengers, with a single-day peak of 597,000 on 22 August. Combined air and rail volume exceeded 52 million passengers. Pudong airport's port inspected 6.7 million inbound and outbound travellers, while Shanghai railway station received 435,000 foreign passengers, up 24% year on year. Shanghai airports added seven international destinations including Dublin and Tbilisi, with the network now covering 302 destinations in 53 countries.

Sep 2Wed
  1. TravelDaily China

    AirAsia and Pegasus launch first codeshare, boosting Istanbul flights

    AirAsia has entered its first codeshare partnership with Pegasus, Turkey's largest low-cost carrier, connecting Southeast Asia and Europe via Istanbul. The initial phase covers five European destinations: London Stansted, Moscow Vnukovo, Ankara Esenboga, Zurich and Athens, with the joint network eventually offering access to more than 100 routes between Asia and Europe. AirAsia plans to increase Kuala Lumpur-Istanbul (KUL-SAW) flights from four to seven weekly by February 2027. Travellers can book the entire journey under one reservation and check baggage through to the final destination.

  2. BCD Travel RSS

    WestJet Business Travel: Reliability, Reach and Rewards

    WestJet highlights three key advantages for business travelers: operational reliability, an expanding network, and a loyalty program. Through investments in on-time performance and baggage handling, and codeshare partnerships with Virgin Atlantic, Icelandair, and others, WestJet offers seamless international connectivity. WestJet Rewards enables frequent travelers to earn points and enjoy tier benefits.

Jun 18Thu
  1. CATA

    Urumqi International Aviation Hub Conference: multiple agreements signed to build Asia-Europe corri…

    The 3rd Urumqi International Aviation Hub Construction Conference was held with over 400 guests. The 'New Kazakhstan Express' was launched, a northwest regional aviation initiative was released, and multilateral cooperation agreements were signed. Discussions focused on transforming from a traffic hub to a value hub, covering route expansion, transit efficiency, and sixth freedom rights.

Nov 4Tue
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    flyadeal Chooses Amadeus for Worldwide Distribution Agreement

    Saudi low-cost carrier flyadeal signed a new global distribution agreement with Amadeus, which becomes the carrier's preferred provider, distributing content to travel sellers worldwide through the Amadeus travel platform. flyadeal will begin with the domestic Saudi market and phase its content rollout to the trade in more countries over the next few months; once complete, its full content will be viewable and bookable on the Amadeus platform. flyadeal currently operates over 200 daily scheduled services from bases in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam to more than 30 year-round and seasonal destinations across Saudi Arabia, the Middle East, North Africa, Europe and South Asia with a fleet of 42 Air…