Asia

Philippine Airlines continues to expand its network of flights from Clark International Airport, Pampanga, with the opening of three new routes.

China Airlines operates the A350-900 aircraft on non-stop long haul routes, including services from Taipei to Europe and North America

India’s largest low-cost carrier, IndiGo, will operate a daily non-stop flight between Hong Kong and Bangalore effective December 11, 2018.

Japan Airlines and Vietnamese airline Vietjet today announced that both airlines will begin sales of their codeshare flights starting October 23.

Juneyao Airlines, previously an all-Airbus operator, mainly offers flights from Shanghai to more than 50 cities across China.

AirAsia has further expanded its connectivity from Sabah to Southwest China with the launch of a new direct route from Kota Kinabalu to Kunming

Chinese Hainan Airlines will be the first airline to fly scheduled flights between Norway and China, opening in the spring of 2019.

IndiGo will operate daily non-stop flights between Male-Kochi and five weekly service from Mumbai and twice weekly from Bengaluru

SpiceJet plans to use the 737 MAX to expand and standardize its fleet while leveraging the super-efficient jet to reduce fuel costs per airplane

Philippine Airlines will deploy its new A321neo, featuring 12 full-flat seats in business class and 156 seats in economy class, on the new route to Sapporo