News Archive: transport and infrastructure

20, 2010 September:

Cheaper flights to Paris not happening?

Long-haul budget airline AirAsia X said it has no plans to begin flights to Paris this year, according to a top official, after French reports it had been given a slot at Orly Airport...

07, 2010 September:

Crew protests move to separate kids from adults

Air France cabin crew fear a new rule to protect children from paedophile passengers could expose youngsters to greater risk in the event of an accident, labour unions said...

26, 2010 February:

Travel uncertainty across Europe

Holidaymakers are facing more travel uncertainty today as a wave of industrial action sweeps across Europe...

05, 2010 February:

Airline rejects Concorde crash responsibility

US airline Continental has denied responsibility for a deadly Concorde crash that spelt the end of supersonic travel as its mechanics went on trial in France with French engineers...

03, 2010 February:

Concorde crash trial starts in France

US airline Continental and five individuals went on trial on Tuesday on manslaughter charges for the crash of the Concorde that left 113 dead, nearly a decade ago...

21, 2010 January:

Airlines reject fat levy

Australia's main domestic airlines will not force obese people to pay for two seats despite the adoption of such a policy by international airline Air France-KLM...

20, 2010 January:

A weighty issue for Air France

Obese people who are unable to squeeze into a single plane seat will have to pay nearly double to fly with Air France-KLM in future, the company says...

20, 2009 November:

Largest plane takes to skies

An Air France A380, the world's largest civilian airliner, sets off today on its first flight across the Atlantic despite production and delivery delays still plaguing its manufacturer Airbus - the flight will leave Paris shortly before noon local time, with 538 passengers aboard, and is scheduled to arrive in New York just after 1pm local time...

23, 2009 October:

Emotional baggage

Air France will begin charging economy class passengers for checking a second bag on flights between Europe and the United States, the carrier said on Thursday, in line with US and British airline policies...

12, 2009 October:

AirAsia to fly to Paris

Malaysian budget carrier AirAsia yesterday confirmed it will soon start a service to Paris after winning the necessary landing rights, a top official said...

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