Japan Airlines' new first class aboard the Airbus A350-1000 is one of the most fabulous ways to fly thanks to gorgeous suites ...

Chinese airlines are considering ordering up to 300 narrowbody and widebody Airbus SE aircraft as soon as next month when European leaders visit Beijing, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing ...

In this week's air travel news, the "old" Southwest Airlines is slated to come to an end next week as the carrier kicks off a ...

British Airways’ Club Suite on the A350 promised a new era of comfort ... today’s fear is more pervasive than McCarthy era As China restricts rare earths, Trump targets ethane in plastics ...

The Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky set a high bar for the WNBA's 2025 viewership last weekend. Per The Athletic's Richard Deitsch, Saturday's Fever-Sky game on the second day of the WNBA regular ...

Full-year bar and coin investment is forecast to strengthen by 30% to 252 000 oz, driven by 48% growth in China and a return to growth in the North American market at a forecast 18%. Growth in ...

China’s ADA Space has launched the first of a planned 2,800-satellite network of AI supercomputers. China’s ADA Space has launched the first of a planned 2,800-satellite network of AI ...

Buoyed by strong air freight demand out of Asia since the pandemic, freight majors like Hong Kong-based Cathay, Singapore Airlines and Taiwan's China Airlines have ordered large, new freighters ...

SEOUL, May 16 (Reuters) - Singapore Airlines (SIAL.SI), opens new tab has seen a surge in passenger traffic into China in recent months, but outbound travel has still not recovered to pre-pandemic ...

Washington and Beijing agreed to drastically lower sky-high tariffs in a deal that emerged from pivotal talks at the weekend in Geneva. US President Donald Trump said Washington now had the blueprint ...

Long-haul startup Global Airlines has unveiled a first look at its 'Sky Bar' on board its A380 aircraft ... formerly operated by China Southern Airlines, in February 2024. Prior to that, the ...

In April, Boeing said a number of airlines in China had refused to accept deliveries of its planes, due to the impacts of the tit-for-tat tariffs. Beijing virtually confirmed the ban.