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MAY 2022

Week 19

Orient Aviation Daily Digest May 13, 2022

 

News

Cebu Pacific reports US$145.3 million first quarter loss

Cebu Pacific has announced a 7.6 billion peso (US$145.3 million) net loss for the three months to March 31 compared with a 7.3 billion peso net loss in the same months in 2021. Read More »


 

News

EVA Air records 29.7% month-on-month passenger growth

EVA Air flew 31,156 passengers in April, up 29.7% month-on-month from the 24,017 passengers carried in February. Read More »


 


 

News

Japan Airlines domestic network edges closer to pre-COVID-19 levels

Japan Airlines (JAL) has signalled its domestic network will be 98% of its normal domestic schedule for the month of June. Read More »


 

News

China Eastern Airlines to conduct US$2.2 billion capital raising

China Eastern Airlines (CEA) is seeking to raise up to 15 billion yuan (US$2.2 billion) in fresh capital from a non-public issuance of new shares. Read More »


 


 

News

Singapore’s president calls for more flights in meeting with new South Korea president

Singapore president, Halimah Yacob, has asked new South Korea president, Yoon Suk-yeol, to consider increasing flights between the two countries amid strong demand for travel, The Straits Times newspaper reported in an interview with the head of state. Read More »


 

News

Airports of Thailand narrows quarterly loss

Airport of Thailand Public Company Limited (AOT) said the recovery of the aviation industry would be challenging in the period ahead after it reported a net loss of 3.3 billion baht (US$94.4 million) for the three months to March 31 compared with a 3.6 billion baht net loss in the year-ago period. Read More »


 

People

Tata Group has named leading Singapore Airlines (SIA) group executive, Campbell Wilson, 50, as CEO of its recently purchased carrier, Air India. Read More »


 

Asia-Pacific Aerospace Briefs Today

Today's briefs report news from AirAsia and Rolls-Royce. Read More »