South Korea's Asiana Airlines plans to start a new service between Pusan and Singapore from 12 July 2010.
It will be operated twice-weekly on an Airbus A330, says an official in Asiana's flight scheduling department.
Asiana will be the only airline operating the Pusan-Singapore route, according to Innovata.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
Italian carrier ITA Airways is to open a service to the Libyan capital Tripoli, despite much of the country still considered risky for air transport. ITA intends to operate to Tripoli’s Mitiga airport, on the coast, rather than the city’s main international airport which lies some 13nm inland. The European ...
It may not be a mega-hub like Dubai or Doha, but Bahrain airport is looking to the next stage of its expansion, less than four years after the opening of its new terminal. On the agenda are hotels, runway improvements, an enhanced customer offer, and an expanded cargo centre
IAG unit British Airways is continuing to work through the challenges on its Rolls-Royce Trent 1000-powered Boeing 787s which prompted it to remove some its planned winter capacity, while remaining on the lookout for options to bolster its long-haul fleet.
