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Melbourne Airport And Asiana To Strengthen Airbus A350 Seoul Sisters Route

Melbourne Airport has secured a second seasonal service between Seoul and Melbourne operated by Asiana that will start in July and run to September

Melbourne Airport has secured a second seasonal service between Seoul and Melbourne operated by Asiana that will start in July and run to September

Bonza CEO Tim Jordan believes having two competing airports in a city is good for competition, low-cost travel and growth.

The dispute between Qantas Group Network Aviation and its pilots has suddenly escalated into a six-day strike that will disrupt thousands.

A three-day strike by pilots at Qantas Subsidiary Network Aviation will disrupt thousands of passengers, but what will it really achieve?

Another politician has found time to bash an airline, but this time the airline, through its Chairman, has hit back calling it Grandstanding.

Melbourne Airport has worked tirelessly to rebuild its international network, and the return of major Chinese carriers is really paying off.

For years Embraer worked tirelessly to introduce its regional jets to Australian airlines and now the E190 has found its niche at Alliance Airlines.

A report into price gouging and unfair pricing has singled out Qantas but is that really fair?

The HARS March Tarmac days will see the Southern Cross Replica again in the air and a veteran pilot reunited with his Caribou 234.