Firefly, Malaysia Airlines' turboprop operation, is increasing its Singapore-Ipoh services to daily from four-times weekly.
The carrier, which will operate an ATR 72-500 on the service, says that the increase takes effect on 1 September. It adds that this is due to "overwhelming demand" on the sector.
Last week, Firefly postponed plans to launch services between Malacca and Singapore citing a need to focus on other markets.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
Angolan flag-carrier TAAG has commenced operations from the capital Luanda’s new Agostinho Neto international airport. The airline transferred its domestic Luanda-Cabinda flight to the new hub on 10 November, operating the initial service with a Boeing 737-700 before switching to a De Havilland Dash 8-400. Source: TAAG TAAG ...
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
