Qantas will end A380 operations at Melbourne this weekend, switching Los Angeles flights to B787-9s. All ten A380s will be ...

Chartair has retired its Cessna 310s as it simplifies its fleet, while GAMair has sold its last Dornier 228s after 21 years of operations, replacing them with Beechcraft 1900Ds.

Papua New Guinea plans to make Nadzab Tomodachi Airport an international gateway, but passenger growth and expanded night operations are needed to attract airlines.

Former Rex chief Lim Kim Hai has been fined AUD800,000 and banned from managing corporations for four years after admitting disclosure breaches and failing to meet his directors’ duties.

Air New Zealand’s passenger numbers fell 1% in the September quarter, but capacity cuts helped boost revenue per available seat kilometre by 12.7% as the airline controls costs.

Air Tahiti staff are threatening an indefinite strike from October 22 over pay, working conditions, equipment and staffing levels, with three unions representing ground and flight crews ...

Microflite Group will invest AUD13 million in three new aircraft for Par Avion, renewing the Tasmanian scenic airline’s ageing fleet and supporting flights into the south-west wilderness.

Air Vanuatu’s rebuilt 51-year-old DHC-6-300 Twin Otter has begun its ferry flight from Florida to Vanuatu, where it is expected to join the airline’s domestic fleet.

Virgin Australia is seeking more Indonesia flight capacity to launch Perth–Bali services and add flights from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, competing with Qantas for limited seats.

Albany Airport will receive a AUD44.2 million upgrade starting by year’s end, improving runway infrastructure and potentially enabling larger aircraft and future east coast flights.

United Airlines has completed its transition to an all-B737-8 fleet at Guam ahead of schedule, with the newer aircraft offering greater range and fuel efficiency.

Air Niugini will take on up to 30 airBaltic A220 pilots for 12 months as the Latvian carrier faces bankruptcy proceedings and potential job cuts, raising questions over employment arrangements ...