Tag: airlines
SAA to break even in 2021
South African Airways (SAA) in a statement said it is on track with its turnaround strategy with quarter one results showing that the company...
ACSA maintains strong balance sheet, despite profit decline
Airports Company South Africa absorbed a 35.5% reduction in aeronautical charges to report revenue of R6.9-billion and EBITDA of R3-billion in the year ended...
Emirates offers Dubai visitors an enhanced travel and lifestyle experience
Emirates has expanded its travel and lifestyle partnerships through new initiatives with global leading ride-sharing app, Uber and local premium retail developer, Emaar Malls.
Emirates’...
Air Namibia increases regional flight frequencies
Air Namibia increased flight frequencies from five to six on the Windhoek – Gaborone – Durban route effective, this week and to daily effective...
Treasury may write down R23bn in crisis-hit SAA
The Treasury may write down about R23bn of its investment in crisis-hit SAA — almost double the provision it made in 2017, according to...
Aviation Industry Celebrates the 2019 APEX Awards
The members of the airline industry's second-largest association, APEX (The Airline Passenger Experience Association), honoured their peers on 25 September as they celebrated the...
Etihad Guest programme welcomes Air Europa as new airline partner
Etihad Guest, the loyalty programme for Etihad Airways, has announced a new partnership with Air Europa, enhancing the benefits for its members by allowing...
Tanzania Airports Authority to introduce security fee
Tanzania Airports Authority reportedly plans to introduce a security fee of TZS5000 (USD2.2) per ticket for domestic flights and USD5 per ticket for international...
Book meals in advance and dine on demand with Turkish Airlines
Business class passengers on many Turkish Airlines flights can now choose their meals in advance and take advantage of dining on demand.
The ‘Meal...
Oops! Cathay Pacific spells its own name wrong
Typos happen, even to the best of us, however, luckily for most of us it goes unnoticed or at least without much fanfare.
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