Articles tagged “asia monthly”

While the June 12 crash is a separate issue, wider scrutiny of safety practices may bring more such checks in the coming months.

Air India has said it will restore the full international schedule as soon as it's safe and stable to do so. For now, it’s focusing on keeping safety front and center.

Bhutan says it’s not chasing crypto fame, it’s only cutting travel friction. For artisans in remote villages and tourists sick of currency hassles, this is about ease. The system isn’t perfect, scaling it will be the real test.

MakeMyTrip cutting back Trip.com's role might be a sign that ownership structures are no longer just numbers on a chart. They are tied to bigger questions around national interest, transparency, and trust.

Thailand built its tourism engine on volume, and no market delivered like China. But with Chinese arrivals nowhere near pre-pandemic numbers, Thai tourism officials are making a hard pivot: fewer tourists, but higher spenders.

Cordelia Cruises is counting on a rising middle class to fuel demand. Launching an IPO is a bold play, but in an untapped market, being early may be everything.

The cause of the AI171 crash is yet to be known. For now, the focus is on gathering data and supporting both investigators and, more importantly, the families.

At a time when speculation spreads faster than facts, the black box could possibly cut through the noise. It’s not a fix-all, but its recovery could be the first real step towards clarity.

It's a tragic day for Indian aviation. The focus now is on supporting families and uncovering what went wrong.

Saudi Arabia’s Flyadeal is surely rewriting the low-cost rulebook. From widebody orders to a rare partnership with Cebu Pacific, this domestic darling is now eyeing global scale, all without losing sight of its lean, point-to-point roots.