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Qantas Rejoins AAPA After 15-Year Absence
Qantas, as well as Air New Zealand, left the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA), in 2010.
Asia-Pacific Airlines Are Now Driving Global Growth
It may have taken longer than other regions, but now Asia-Pacific airlines have shrugged off the pandemic and are poweri...
Asia-Pacific Airlines Passengers Up 33% In 2024
It has been a long recovery for the Asia-Pacific airlines, but they have weathered the storm and are now back in full sw...
Airbus Tells AAPA Leaders The Region Needs 19,500 New Aircraft By 2043
Airbus presented its latest forecast that shows Asia-Pacific needs 19,500 new aircraft by 2043.
Airline Leaders Meet In Brunei And Demand Action On Supply Chain Disruptions
Leaders of airlines in Asia-Pacific gathered this week in Brunei, and it was clear they need supply chains to be regener...
Asia-Pacific Airline Leaders Assemble As Covid Recovery Passes 100%
As aviation leaders gather in Brunei they will be pleased to see that September passenger numbers exceeded pre-pandemic ...
Asia Pacific Airlines 2024 Passenger Numbers 36% Up On 2023
Airlines in Asia-Pacific are closely matching capacity to demand, and in the first eight months of 2024, passenger numbe...
AAPA's Menon Says Asia-Pacific Airlines Doing A Remarkable Job
Asia-Pacific airlines have accelerated their recovery in 2024 and are rapidly leaving the pandemic in their wake turbule...
Asia Pacific Airlines Growing And Set For Full Recovery In 2024
The airlines of Asia-Pacific are charging ahead and set for a successful 2024 and beyond.
Asia-Pacific Airlines Growing But Profits Under Pressure
The airlines of Asia-Pacific are rebuilding strong foundations as they emerge from the pandemic, keeping load factors hi...
Asia-Pacific Airlines Back In Profit For 2023
After three years of consecutive combined losses, the Asia-Pacific airlines have posted a healthy profit and are looking...
Asia-Pacific Airlines Are Speeding Up To 100% Recovery
With recovery now at 90%, Asia-Pacific airlines are closing in on pre-pandemic levels and may break through in the comin...
Asia Pacific Airlines Add 26.4 Million Passengers In 1Q 2024
Asia-Pacific airlines are well ahead of last year's international passenger numbers but are still less than 90% recovere...
Asia-Pacific Airlines Nearing Full Recovery With 27 Million Pax In February
After enduring the longest of lockdowns, Asia-Pacific airlines are now on the final stretch to full recovery to pre-pand...
Turboprop Safety Under The Microscope At AAPA-Hosted Conference
Operators in Asia and the Pacific will have the chance to come together at safety conference in June.
50% YoY Growth: Asia-Pacific Airlines Carry 27 Million International Passengers In January
The Lunar New Year played an important role in increasing demand.
Asia Pacific Airlines Bounce Back In 2023 With 161% Passenger Growth
The Year of the Dragon bodes well for the airlines of Asia-Pacific, and with travel restrictions gone and capacity back,...
Asia-Pacific Airlines Struggling To Reach Pre-Covid Numbers
As we move into 2024 the post-COVID recovery in Asia-Pacific still has some way to go, but airlines are making steady pr...
AAPA: Asia Pacific Airlines Push Load Factors Into the 80s In 2023
With gains of a few percent each month, the airlines of Asia-Pacific are steadily approaching full recovery to pre-COVID...
Asia-Pacific Airline CEOs Pledge To Use 5% SAF By 2030
Asia-Pacific Airlines have nailed their colors to the mast with a pledge to use 5% SAF by 2030 - if it's available.