Aviation
When airspace becomes the front line
Global aviation faces three possible recovery paths from the US-Israel-Iran conflict
Cathay Pacific doubles fuel surcharge on most flights due to Gulf conflict
The surcharge is as high as HK$1,164 – versus HK$569 – as jet fuel prices soar
Vietnam’s aircraft orders are soaring. Now it wants the financing at home
Airlines are looking beyond the Middle East challenges as they aim to position the country as a regional aviation hub
Fuel switch incident, surging fuel prices put Air India’s turnaround under fresh test
Rising fuel costs amid escalating Middle East tensions are compounding its challenges
Qantas’ premium shift to Singapore: analysts weigh A380 strategy as US demand cools
Sydney to Singapore continues to justify high-capacity A380 deployment, says OAG’s regional sales director
A shortage of used cooking oil threatens green aviation. Could these Singapore projects help?
Two Aster-related ventures look at alternative feedstocks, but could face various challenges
New airline hubs will be the gainers as travel reroutes from the Middle East
As the US-Israel-Iran conflict rages on, East-West travel will seek fresh routings, and domestic travel in Asia will continue to grow
SIA, Cathay could gain from Gulf conflict but Asia-Pacific carriers face longer-term price hikes
With closure of major Middle East air hubs, Asia airlines that fly to Europe could take on more business
SIA falls 4.7% after cancelling flights due to US-Israel strikes on Iran; Sats down 5.9%
26 SIA and Scoot flights between Feb 28 and Mar 7 have been called off since the conflict began
Scrapping business class could halve aviation emissions
Differences in CO2 emissions can be explained by the share of occupied seats, the aircraft models used on a route and the cabin layout
