Interviewed: United's Brian Znotins
Destination focus: The Bahamas
Talking point: Carbon taxes
Airport features: Santiago and Edmonton
Plus: Social media and Start-up airlines
Russia’s Yemelyanovo International Airport in Krasnoyarsk has hired Lufthansa Consulting to help it develop its route network and attract new airlines.
Gulf Air will shed routes to Damascus, Athens, Milan and Kuala Lumpur from next month as it seeks to deal with a “challenging business environment” and concentrate on its high yield markets.
Privately-owned Indonesian carrier Lion Air has finalised a record order for 230 aircraft from Boeing, including 201 B737 MAXs and 29 Next-Generation B737-900ERs, as it seeks to expand within the Asia-Pacific.
Malaysia Airlines has appointed AirAsia’s Rozman bin Omar as its new chief financial officer (CFO), who will take up his new role with effect from tomorrow (February 14).
Alberta’s booming oil industry is proving a major boost to Edmonton International Airport’s passenger traffic, writes Mark Smulian.
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Beijing will soon overtake Atlanta as the world’s busiest airport, but how different are these two aviation giants? OAG’s Rob Shaw investigates.
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Richard Maslen reports on the highlights from the first ever Invest & Manage Airports conference in London.
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IATA’s new director general and CEO, Tony Tyler, talks to Joe Bates about leadership, airline consolidation and the challenges ahead for the aviation industry.
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Nadja Assfalg considers the impact the soon to be introduced EU’s Emissions Trading Scheme will have on the world’s airlines.
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ASM’s Rebecca Rowland considers whether it is time for airports to take a fresh perspective on marketing audits.
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High-speed rail projects are being prioritised across Europe – Chris Beanland looks at the effect they have on air traffic.
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Dr Ali Ariduri, director general of Turkey’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), explains more about the country’s phenomenal aviation growth.
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New meeting solutions and a flurry of major route and news announcements in Vancouver.
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Airports jumped at the chance to get the inside track at the Airline Requirement Briefings.
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