Orient Aviation’s Week in the Asia-Pacific
By Asia Editor, Will Horton
News
Air New Zealand selects GE-powered 787-10
Eight stretched 787s will join 14 Rolls-Royce powered 787-9s. Read More »
News
Turkish Airlines studying plans to serve eight more Chinese cities
Xi’an and Xiamen under consideration as airline can expand from new airport. Read More »
News
Australia rejects Qantas-Cathay codeshare
Draft determination said various benefits would be ‘substantially’ outweighed by net detriment. Read More »
News
Chinese airlines seek 737 MAX compensation
China Eastern initiated claim, Chinese aviation trade body will help other airlines. Read More »
News
Jeju Air owner confirms interest in Asiana
Korea’s second largest airline would be significant acquisition for AK Group. Read More »
News
Asian flag carriers that launched to London pull back; no prestige in losing money. Read More »
People
Patricia Arundel-Lampe moves up to CFO at FlightSafety International
FlightSafety International has promoted Patricia Arundel-Lampe to senior vice president and chief financial officer. Read More »
Short Takes
CODESHARES: Cathay Dragon and Japan Airlines this week began a code share partnership from Hong Kong to Bangalore, Chiang Mai, Dhaka, Fukuoka, Kolkata, Okinawa, Penang and Tokyo Haneda. Read More »
