Australia

Kongsberg Defense & Aerospace AS is working with the Royal Malaysian Navy to utilize the Naval Strike Missile across its fleet.

Fleet Space Technologies has raised an about $33 million round of Series C funding to further finance its satellite connected geological survey business.

CASA has lost a lot of experienced technical staff over the past 10 years, said Darren Dunbier, Virgin Australia’s general manger for engineering operations.

The oneworld alliance member is adding a second route to Jakarta.

A total of 15 routes have been put on sale, including 11 from its Sunshine Coast base.

SYD continues to trail 2019 traffic levels despite a ‘bustling’ holiday period.

The airline eyes an initial network of 27 routes.

After taking delivery of a third Airbus A330, the Vietnamese LCC is forging ahead with its long-haul expansion plans.

The airline planned the Haneda route pre-pandemic but has now changed the point of origin in Australia.

Almost 10 years after last serving Perth, the carrier will return to the Australian city from next March.

The airline’s nonstop route from Kuala Lumpur will end in March.

The Australian airport expects traffic to double to about 50 million passengers by 2040.

The carrier is additionally connecting to Auckland via Sydney.

Airbus A380s from Emirates and Qatar Airways are set to return to PER in December.

The Australian carrier eyes reaching 100% of pre-pandemic domestic capacity by June 2023.

Routes selects 50 new air services set to start around the world in October, looking at the planned frequency, start date and aircraft to be used.

The airline says added capacity to Australia boosts its partnership with Virgin Australia.

Brisbane Airport's Ryan Both discusses BNE's international recovery, attracting United Airlines, and Queensland’s A$200 million fund to secure new air service.

The LCC will launch two new routes in December, providing competition for Thai Airways International, Qantas and Jetstar.

Before the pandemic Qantas' JFK flights stopped over in Los Angeles, but CEO Alan Joyce sees “significant advantages” in the switch to Auckland.

The airline has pledged to work with regulators to address competition concerns over its deal to buy Alliance and announced the launch of a route to Tonga.

The Australian carrier will debut the aircraft between Melbourne and Cairns later this month.

The airline has announced international routes to Bali and destinations in Oceania.

The carrier again accused Qantas of predatory practices, a charge the Star Alliance member strongly rejects.

The LCC wants additional aircraft so it can add points in Australia, the Middle East and Eastern Europe to its route map.