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Major Asian Airlines Reveal Their Biggest Concerns Plus the Changes That Will Shape Their Future
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DHL Aircraft Crash Report
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Major Asian Airlines Reveal Their Biggest Concerns Plus the Changes That Will Shape Their Future
At the Routes Asia Conference 2025, Thai Airways, Japan Airlines, HK Express, and Cebu Pacific provided an exclusive glimpse in to the unique challenges and strategic shifts they are having to navigate in the year ahead. While all four airlines operate within the Asia-Pacific region, their obstacles vary significantly and spark important discussions.
Apr 3, 2025
Sharon Petersen
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DHL Aircraft Crash Report
Lithuanian prosecutors stated on Wednesday that human error was likely the cause of the DHL cargo plane crash in Vilnius last November.
Mar 31, 2025
Sharon Petersen
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Airlines and Airports Push for Sustainability at Routes Asia
Despite contributing just 2.5% of global CO2 emissions, the airline industry is responsible for 4% of global warming and sustainable aviation fuel is not an economic option so what are our airlines and airports doing?
Mar 26, 2025
Sharon Petersen
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The State of the Asia Pacific Airline Industry
The airline industry in Asia Pacific continues to experience strong post-pandemic growth, but challenges such as supply chain constraints, rising costs, and the transition to sustainability pose significant hurdles. Here are the numbers behind the story of this exclusive part of the world
Mar 26, 2025
Sharon Petersen
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Boeing Is Back
Boeing is regaining stability after six challenging years, with production improving and deliveries now ahead of schedule. The 787 remains the best-selling widebody, with production increasing, while the 777-9 stays on track for 2026. Despite supply chain challenges and a 6,200-aircraft backlog, global demand is strong, with 18,500 new aircraft needed over 20 years—4,700 in the Asia-Pacific.
Mar 25, 2025
Sharon Petersen
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