Capital A is making waves in the airline industry with the consolidation of its airline group, comprising AirAsia Malaysia, AirAsia Thailand, AirAsia Philippines, and AirAsia
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Why is It Difficult to Become a Flight Attendant?
In recent days, I had the opportunity to attend the cabin crew graduation ceremonies for Philippine Airlines AICCT2301 and AirAsia Philippines Batch 48. One common
Cathay Pacific’s Remarkable Load Factor Surge in March
Cathay Pacific has been on a remarkable journey of recovery, as the Hong Kong-based airline’s March 2023 traffic figures reveal a passenger load factor surpassing
Why Do Airplanes Dump Fuel and How Does It Work?
You may have come across the phrase “fuel dump” in relation to airplanes. If you’ve ever seen what appears to be white smoke trailing from
Air New Zealand Faces Engine Shortage Challenges
Air New Zealand is the latest airline to experience the effects of Pratt & Whitney engine shortages. In a recent announcement, the airline confirmed it
American Airlines Rejoins the Los Angeles – Auckland Market
American Airlines is set to re-enter the competitive Los Angeles – Auckland flight market by resuming daily service starting December 21. The airline will operate
Boeing 737 MAX Deliveries to China: A Step Forward
After more than four years of halted deliveries following two fatal crashes, Boeing may finally resume deliveries of its 737 MAX aircraft to Chinese airlines.
Vlogger Charged for Fake Airline Employee ID
In a world where content creators are constantly pushing the boundaries to capture attention, some vloggers take things too far, putting themselves and others at
Cathay Pacific’s Remarkable Recovery Amid Challenges
In a recent report, Cathay Pacific Group announced that it carried a whopping 1.32 million passengers in March, a stunning 4,000% increase compared to the
Airline Capacity Constraints Expected Until 2025
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) Director General, Willie Walsh, recently shared some sobering news for the aviation industry, suggesting that constraints on airline capacity