Air New Zealand is being honoured for the seventh time since 2013 for its multi-award-winning in-flight innovations such as the SkyNest economy beds, operational safety, environmental leadership and motivation of its staff.

The Kiwi nudge...

Dubai: Emirates is taking its loyalty program experience to new heights with the relaunch of Skywards Everyday – an app that enables members to earn Skywards Miles all day, every day across dining, high street and luxury shopping, entertainment, beauty and wellness, gr...

Hamburg Airport is committed to modernising its approach to technology in order to offer the smoothest possible passenger experience based on an efficient model.

Against this backdrop, the location has selected and implemented Amadeus Flo...

Dhaka: Mutual Trust Bank Limited (MTB) recently signed an agreement with Ba...

Dhaka: The government of Nepal, on May 29, during the budget presentation f...

A Mauritius-based Wadia group company that together with its affiliates indirectly holds a stake in Britannia Industries could take centre stage in a face-off between Go First's bankers - some of whom want collateral provided by that company overseas for loans taken by t...

This alliance allows IndiGo to offer its customers a secure payment experience for all flight bookings, domestically and internationally, across 26 different currencies.

The airline will offer hassle free customer experiences across all t...

In order to investigate using Google Cloud's data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to improve customer experiences for its passengers, Qatar Airways and Google Cloud have decided to work together.

The goal of th...

Southwest Airlines Co. (NYSE: LUV) has been named a 2023 Sustainability, Environmental Achievement, and Leadership (SEAL) Business Awards winner in the Environmental Initiative category for its investment in SAFFiRE Renewables, LLC (SAFFiRE1), a pilot project supporting the ...

Go First which is currently under insolvency proceedings wants to retain its pilots who, on the other hand, are looking to leave. The airline is reportedly offering as much as Rs 1 lakh a month to captains and Rs 50,000 to first officers as it tries to retain them.