Travel
Asean airports, airlines face capacity test as Gulf conflict diverts passenger traffic
Changi and Suvarnabhumi absorb Europe-Asia passenger overflow, straining resources amid jet shortages
S-E Asia tourism takes hit from Middle East crisis, but intra-regional travel could spell hope
As airlines shun the Gulf region, key airports in this area could also capture more transit traffic: analysts
Travelling for food: Culinary tourism is on the rise
From Michelin-starred restaurants to close encounters with indigenous food producers, luxury travellers are planning their itineraries around dining experiences
Plastic bag shortages, WFH, pricier wine: The Iran conflict is rippling through the economy
The war is disrupting key trade and supply channels, affecting soft commodities and other sectors
Sustainable aviation fuel levy deferred to flights departing from Jan 1, 2027, as Gulf conflict drags on: CAAS
Singapore ‘remains firmly committed to aviation decarbonisation’, says director-general Han Kok Juan
SIA to launch flights from new, 24-hour Western Sydney airport on Nov 23
The curfew-free hub will allow the carrier to bypass the existing Sydney airport’s curfews with overnight schedules
Exit strategy: Tips from the high-stakes world of luxury travel fixers
Amid wars and uncertainty, travellers need to be prepared for the worst
Hong Kong seeks advantage in flight chaos from Iran war
The city may boost capacity on some direct flights to Europe and the US or add more transfer services
When airspace becomes the front line
Global aviation faces three possible recovery paths from the US-Israel-Iran conflict
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
