Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA)
Association of Asia Pacific Airlines reports good passenger growth in July
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) released its report for July 2024 and it shows healthy international passenger growth.
APAC nations begin to ease travel bans but hurdles remain
Asia-Pacific countries including Singapore, Australia and Japan are gradually easing some international travel restrictions as coronavirus cases slow, in hopes of helping to revive their economies
Travel bans ineffective in Covid-19 battle, says Asia airline group
Governments should roll back or refrain from using travel restrictions as the COVID-19 coronavirus is mainly being spread through local
Aviation gives rise to 30.2 million jobs in APAC
With more than 1.5 billion passengers arriving and travelling within APAC, the region has seen an surge in job opportunities with 30.2 million jobs in aviation and related sectors, being supported by the industry, according to a report, ‘Aviation: Benefits Beyond Borders’, released by the Air Transport Action Group (ATAG).
AAPA : Andrew Herdman announces 2017 as the safest year on record
The international air transport industry achieved its safest year on record in 2017, with a total of 10 major accidents involving western built aircraft resulting in 55 fatalities. This represents a loss rate approaching one major accident for every 4 million flights, further reinforcing the fact that flying remains the safest form of travel.
Affordable fares drive Asian air traffic
Asia’s airlines carried a combined total of 155 million international passengers in the first half of 2017, 5.5% more than
Asian aviation outlook “remains positive”
Airlines based in the Asia Pacific region carried a combined total of 25.2 million international passengers in May 2017, up
Asian airline traffic up 6% in 2016, outlook positive
Demand for air travel in Asia Pacific continues to rise, with the region’s airlines experiencing a 6.0% increase in international
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