In response to an airplane catching fire in South Korea, several Asian airlines have issued new regulations for passengers traveling with portable batteries.

The new route marks Air Canada’s 12 th Asia-Pacific destination from Vancouver, joining cities such as Auckland, Bangkok, Beijing and Singapore. It also taps into the largest Asian market previously ...

The rules around flying with portable batteries are becoming increasingly confusing as some airlines in Asia change their ...

Asias sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supply is set to exceed regional demand in 2024 and 2025, with new production capacity ...

Airlines in Asia are enforcing stricter rules on lithium batteries due to increased fire risk concerns. South Korea limits passengers to five spare batteries up to 100Wh and bans those over 160Wh.

The question now is which APAC airlines will navigate these changes successfully— and which might struggle to maintain ...

Air Astana, Singapore Airlines, Scoot, EVA Air, China Airlines, and Thai Airways are among airlines that have recently ...

The flow of air traffic between the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region and Europe exhibited “remarkable resilience” in 2024, overcoming geopolitical tensions and pandemic-induced setbacks to surpass pre-COVID ...

There are already various rules for carrying power banks on airplanes. Airlines from East Asia are tightening them now, likely out of concern about fires.

Vietnam Airlines announced the launch of a direct route connecting Ho Chi Minh City and Denpasar, the capital of Bali, voted ...