Emirates switch signals end for the A380
- BTN News
- Thursday, 14 February 2019
Following a review of its operations, Emirates is reducing its A380 order book from 162 to 123 aircraft.
Following a review of its operations, Emirates is reducing its A380 order book from 162 to 123 aircraft.
The release of the Infrastructure Priorities List has highlighted the importance of continued airport investment to meet growth needs, according to Australian Airports Association (AAA) chief executive Caroline Wilkie.
Singapore Tourism Board (STB) reported increases in both tourism receipts and visitor arrivals for 2018.
United Airlines and LA Tourism have unveiled ‘Choose your L.A. Adventure’, an Australia-wide incentive for agents, offering the chance to win a trip to Los Angeles, USA.
Following a review of its operations, Emirates is reducing its A380 order book from 162 to 123 aircraft.
The release of the Infrastructure Priorities List has highlighted the importance of continued airport investment to meet growth needs, according to Australian Airports Association (AAA) chief executive Caroline Wilkie.
Singapore Tourism Board (STB) reported increases in both tourism receipts and visitor arrivals for 2018.
United Airlines and LA Tourism have unveiled ‘Choose your L.A. Adventure’, an Australia-wide incentive for agents, offering the chance to win a trip to Los Angeles, USA.