Australian Government Channels More Funding Towards Sustainable Aviation Fuels
The Australian government will be providing additional funding to support the growth of the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry in an effort to create more jobs and help the air transport industry to reduce carbon emissions. The government says –…
Jakarta’s Halim Airport Closing For Renovation For One Year Effective 1 January
Indonesia’s Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport will be closed for the whole of next year to undergo renovation works. Indonesian Air Force chief of staff, Fadjar Prasetyo, says the airport’s runway, military facilities, apron and VIP building will undergo renovation from…
Bangladesh NXT Air Cargo Aims To Launch Operations Next Month
Start-up NXT Air Cargo has received its first ATR freighter and aims to launch domestic cargo flights in Bangladesh next month and soon add more ATR freighters and a Boeing 737 freighter in 2022. Nizam Ahmad, NXT Air Cargo’s CEO…
Nordic Aviation Capital Working To Get More Creditors To Agree To Debt-To-Equity Plan
Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC), which has the support of about 73% of holders of its funded debt, is trying to get more to agree to its financial turnaround plan that involves transferring debt into equity in the company. The lessor’s…
Laos’ Bokeo International Airport To Open Next Year
An airport, that is located in and derives its name from Laos’ northern province of Bokeo, is set to open next year and can accommodate aircraft as large as Boeing 737s. The first test flight at Bokeo International Airport has…
INTERVIEW: Bangkok Airways’ Puttipong Prasarttong-Osoth On How The Carrier Is Grappling With Turbulence And Headwinds Caused By Omicron
Note: Thai language version of article is lower down หมายเหตุ: บทความภาษาไทยอยู่ด้านล่าง While the coronavirus has already left airlines in the lurch, the rapid spread of the highly transmissible new variant Omicron appears to add insult to injury. Thailand-registered carriers like…
