Consuelo Chávez on LinkedIn: #klm #summer #schedule #airline #aviation (2025)

A strong partnership forms the bedrock of success and shared goals - a synergy where trust and collaboration drives progress and shared success. Here's to embracing partnership, #successTogether #strongertogether #GrowthMindset #CollaborationWins #SharedSuccess

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Turkish Airlines landing in Sydney? Looks like they've found the Turk-key to Down Under... sorry I couldn't resist.!Turkish Airlines will launch direct flights via Kuala Lumpur four times a week from 5 December 2024. They will operate these flights on an A350-900 with 32 business class seats & 297 in economy class.We welcome this addition to TK's already operational Melbourne route via Singapore.Turkish Airlines starting flights to Sydney brings several benefits:- Increased Connectivity: This new route will enhance global connectivity, linking Australia more directly to Europe, the Middle East, and beyond.- Convenient Stopovers: Istanbul is geographically well-positioned for convenient stopovers between Europe and Australia for both the leisure and business travel market.- A boost to business travel: Increased competition with TK's competitive pricing and renowned business class service.- Another route for our Star Alliance loyalists.#turkishairlines #corporatetravel #businesstravel #staralliance #travelcounsellorsforbusiness

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BUDGET AIRLINES IN SOUTHEAST ASIAThis is my rare holiday. I haven't flown budget for a long time.I remember that the early 2000s low-cost carriers (LCCs) became a game-changer in Southeast Asia’s aviation industry. Pioneers like Air Asia offered affordable, no-frills travel, opened up the skies to millions of budget-conscious travelers. With a simplified service model and unbundled fares, AirAsia’s rapid growth spurred competition, with airlines like Lion Air, Cebu Pacific, and Nok Air joining the race.The competition was intense and it brought down Valueair in 2005 and Indochine Airlines in 2009.By 2011, premium airlines like Singapore Airlines (SIA) couldn't ignore the trend and so it started Scoot, in response to the rising demand for affordable flights, focusing on long-haul routes. Then in 2016, Tiger Airways was absorbed into Scoot.Then came COVID in 2019, which brought down Air Asia Japan and TigerAir Australia (a part of Virgin Australia). In 2021, SilkAir was merged with Scoot, consolidating their routes and services.Thus far, Scoot survived the pandemic and competition. Today, it is soaring with over 60 destinations, leveraging on the branding of SIA and proving that travel can be both budget-friendly and reliable!#BudgetTravel #LowCostCarriers #AirAsia #Scoot #AviationRevolution #FlyMoreForLess #SoutheastAsiaSkies #TravelSmart #AffordableFlights #WanderlustOnABudget

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Exciting news from IAG Cargo! Starting October 2024, they’re resuming services to three key destinations in #Asia: #Bangkok, #KualaLumpur & #Tokyo #Narita! Here’s why this matters for businesses:Three weekly rotations between London Gatwick and Bangkok using the Boeing 777 widebody aircraft.Daily services to Kuala Lumpur from London Heathrow starting November 10th with the Boeing 787.Reconnecting Tokyo Narita to #Europe via #Madrid, alongside ten weekly flights to Tokyo Haneda from London Heathrow.These routes are essential for industries like automotive, engineering, perishable goods, and high-tech, boosting connectivity and access to IAG Cargo’s global network. Camilo Garcia Cervera, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer said:“We’re pleased to welcome back Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur to our schedule and resume flights to Tokyo from Madrid. These destinations represent crucial connections for cargo transport and will enable our customers in the Asia Pacific region to tap into our global network via our hubs in London, Madrid, Dublin and Barcelona.”How do you see these resumed routes benefiting global trade and your business? Let’s talk! #AirCargo #GlobalTrade #SupplyChain #AviationNews #AsiaPacific #Logistics #Innovation #dubai #Uae

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Vietnam Airlines launching nonstop Milan flightsVietnam Airlineshas announced its nine European route with its first flights to Italy.The airline will launch Milan flights from 1 July 2025 on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft.It will fly three times a week on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from Hanoi.Vietnam Airlines has also outlined plans to introduce the Ho Chi Minh City to Milan route after 2025.Vietnam’s flag carrier is the only airline operating between Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Paris, Frankfurt, and London.This October, Munich will become the most recent European destination to join the carrier’s network.Vietnam is Italy’s largest trading partner in the ASEAN, while Italy ranked as Vietnam’s fourth largest trading partner within the EU.As far as tourism is concerned, Vietnam welcomed 81,000 tourists from Italy last year with 37,800 travellers coming from Milan.

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KLM will increase the number of flights in Portugal by 7% during the summer of 2024#travelnews #travel #airlineindustry #airlinenews #airline #portugal #portugalnews

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Irish low-cost airline Ryanair - Europe's Favourite Airline will dramatically expand its operations in Israel starting at the end of October and will operate direct flights to 16 new destinations.The cities to which Ryanair will fly from Ben Gurion Airport include Bologna, Rome, Naples, Turin, Venice, Memmingen (Germany), Baden-Baden, Brussels, Krakow, Poznan, Warsaw, Marseille, Vienna, Sofia, Vilnius and Thessaloniki.....Link to article in first comment below #standwithtruth #standwithhumanity #standwithisrael #aviation #travel

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🌍✈️ 🌍✈️ Skyline Shake-Up: Airlines Trim Less-Traveled Routes Amid Industry ChallengesAs airlines continue to navigate the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, they are faced with the challenge of adapting to changing travel patterns. With faltering supply chains and rising costs, airlines are being forced to make difficult decisions such as trimming less-traveled routes. Despite talk of travel recovery surpassing 2019 levels by the end of the year, the industry is still grappling with significant challenges. As a result, airports like New York and Singapore are seeing an increase in traffic as airlines funnel more passengers through their hubs. Stay up to date with the latest developments in the aviation industry. [Link to the article: https://lnkd.in/gZctvE-f]#AviationIndustry #TravelTrends #AirTravel #businesstravel #corporatetravel #travelindustry

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Full house on day 2 of the Aviation Festival Asia for the opening keynote from Ching Kiat LIM of Changi Airport Group. With Changi being one of the key airports fuelling growth and recovery in the APAC region, it's no surprise that consumer sentiment for booking is very confident. Visa relaxation with China, and solid signs from Indonesia and India are driving that growth. VFR and Leisure are recovering well, and bleisure is becoming very common (but hard to track). Passengers are also looking for more premium products, convenience, and speed. The expectation for airlines and airports to increase efforts towards sustainability is growing, and Changi Airport Group is pushing the frontier in terms of seamless operations and experience. In fact, most passengers will not even need to show their passports by EOY. If you're in the aviation industry, make sure to keep an eye on these trends and developments. What do you think about the future of air travel in the APAC region? Share your thoughts in the comments below! #AviationIndustry #APACRegion #ChangiAirportGroup #Sustainability #SeamlessExperience #aviationfestasia

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Singapore Airlines Concorde: The full storySingapore Airlines once operated a Concorde between the Lion City and London, but politics and economics meant it didn't last.Summary: Singapore Airlines once embarked on a groundbreaking venture, operating the Concorde in partnership with British Airways for flights between Singapore and London. This move marked a significant moment in aviation history, cutting the travel time for this route in half and placing Singapore Airlines among the select few airlines to operate the world's fastest passenger airliner.The collaboration began in the late 1970s, with the Concorde slashing the traditional flight duration from approximately 18 hours to just under 10 hours. This service catered primarily to business travelers, celebrities, and politicians, offering a luxurious and expedient travel option. However, the venture faced challenges from the outset, including political hurdles and economic pressures, leading to its eventual discontinuation.Key points in the Singapore Airlines Concorde story include:Concorde's Arrival in Singapore: The aircraft's promotional tour in 1972 marked Singapore as a crucial stopover, setting the stage for future operations.Joint Venture with British Airways: Negotiations in 1977 led to a partnership between Singapore Airlines and British Airways, aiming to operate the Concorde on the Singapore-London route.Political and Economic Challenges: The service encountered obstacles, such as overflight rights disputes with India and Malaysia, and rising fuel costs, impacting its viability.The Concorde Experience: Despite its short-lived operation, the Concorde flights offered an unparalleled travel experience, significantly reducing flight times and showcasing the potential for supersonic travel.Ultimately, the Singapore Airlines Concorde operation was a bold experiment in aviation history, demonstrating both the possibilities and limitations of supersonic commercial flight. Though the venture did not last, it left an indelible mark on the legacy of both Singapore Airlines and the iconic Concorde.#SingaporeAirlines #Concorde #AviationHistory #SupersonicTravel #BritishAirways #InnovationInFlighthttps://lnkd.in/gufaX_k4

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