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Talk about deja vu: at an airline CEO panel at this year's Association of Asia Pacific Airlines Assembly of Presidents, there was plenty of familiar chatter on the challenges surrounding the supply chain. It reminded me of the same panel a year ago, where airline CEOs too discussed at length the challenges they face in getting aircraft back in service (anyone recall the lavatory tap anecdote from Thai Airways?) A year later, it seems much has not changed - except for the level of frustration. The CEOs on this year's panel (from Malaysia Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Air Astana and Thai Airways International) felt more aggrieved and were very frank in their assessment of the situation (which also made for plenty of zingers!). Read my analysis of the panel, and this year's AAPA Assembly of Presidents on Airline Business: https://lnkd.in/g479RdY3 #Airlines #AAPA #AP68 #AirlineBusiness FlightGlobal

✈️ WHAT DO VIETNAM AIRLINES EMPLOYEES LOVE ABOUT OUR SERVICES? 🧩 Every employee at Vietnam Airlines is not just a vital part of our team, but also a customer with unique insights and experiences of our services. ❓ Tune in to the video below to hear interesting perspectives from those who work directly with Vietnam Airlines! #VietnamAirlines #CherishEveryMile

Oldest Airline in Southeast Asia While Southeast Asia boasts a vibrant aviation scene, one airline stands out for its historical significance: Philippine Airlines. Founded in 1941, it holds the title of the region's oldest airline, a true pioneer in the Asian aviation industry. But the region is also home to other notable carriers that have played key roles in connecting nations and fostering economic growth: 1. Malaysia Airlines (1947) 2. Myanmar Airlines (1948) 3. Garuda Indonesia (1949) 4. Vietnam Airlines (1956) 5. Thai Airways (1960) 6. Singapore Airlines (1972) 7. Royal Brunei (1974) 8. Lao Airlines (1976) 9. Cambodia Angkor Air (2009) Credit by Asean Skyline Cr. Seasia Stats #aviation #airline #Asia #SouthEastAsia #History

Lion Air: As the largest carrier in Southeast Asia, Lion Air boasts a seat volume of 3.2 million. Impressively, their capacity has surged by 11% compared to May 2019. AirAsia: Holding the second-largest position, AirAsia operates with 2.5 million seats. However, their capacity has declined by 18% since May 2019. Batik Air and Singapore Airlines: Both carriers have outperformed their 2019 levels this month. Batik Air’s capacity increased by 29%, while Singapore Airlines saw a 17% rise. In terms of absolute growth, Lion Air leads the pack, adding a substantial 162,600 seats this month. Batik Air follows closely, expanding their capacity by 95,800 seats. On the other hand, Saudi Arabian Airlines achieved the highest percentage increase, with a remarkable 59% growth in May 2024. Source : Seasia Stats and Seasia News _ Solusi Sinergi Teknik Jl. Raya Cilegon KM 3 No. 42, Taktakan Kota Serang-Banten #airline #SSTAero #SST #SinergiSolusiTeknik #airlinenews #airlineindustry #aircraft #PTSinergiSolusiTeknik #PTSST #southchinasea #Seasia #SeasiaStats #SoutheastAsia #lionair #batikair #singaporeairlines

ASEAN Airline Trends: A 4-Year Flight Path! Exciting shifts in ASEAN's airline landscape from 2020 to 2024! Here's what's taking off: 🔴 AirAsia: Still the people's choice, but facing some turbulence. Interest dropping from 75% to 45%. Competition heating up? 🔵 Malaysia Airlines: Holding steady at 20-30% interest. Loyal fanbase or room for growth? 🟢 Batik Air: The rising star! Soaring from 5% to 15%. Watch this space! 🟡 Singapore Airlines: Cruising at a consistent 5%. Quality over quantity? Scoot, Bangkok Airways, and others are also on the radar. Which airline do you think will rise in interest in the coming quarter? If you're looking for a quick an affordable way to get an understanding of your market position in the market, drop us a message. #marketshare #ASEANairlines #airasia #malaysiaairlines #batikair #singaporearilines #marketinsights #interest #rascasseinsights #marketresearch

Malaysia Airlines Doubles Flights KL-Trivandrum Following Uptick In Demand. Tap the link to read the full story: https://lnkd.in/du7FYsts #TheExchangeAsia #MalaysiaAirlines #TrendNewsandUpdates #TheLeadersandExecutives #FinanceandInvestments #InvestmentsandMarketTrends #EnvironmentalSocialandGovernance #EnergyandTechnology #Property #Events #DistributionandCirculation #AudienceandReaders #MediaPartner

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I’ve had the privilege of working with two of Asia’s top airlines: - AirAsia (ranked 10th on the Skytrax World’s Best Airline in Asia) - Maldivian Airlines (ranked 7th in South Asia). Here’s what I’ve learned, and what airlines in Bangladesh need to start doing if they want to stay relevant and competitive

Is Singapore Airlines still business class still worth it? #travelvlog #australia #airline #airlinereview #businessclass #singapore #singaporeairlines #travel

China Eastern Airlines marks inaugural Kunming-KL flight https://lnkd.in/gSZ-RM6v China Eastern Airlines marks inaugural Kunming-KL flight MU9629. The new route will bring in more tourists from China's second-tier cities.