German carrier Lufthansa is on track to achieve EUR1 billion (US$1.44 billion) of cost cuts in its passenger business by the end of 2011, board member Stefan Lauer said.

Philippine Airlines (PAL) has announced 2,600 job cuts as it looks to restructure its operations in a bid to reduce losses.

Qantas and the union representing Qantas long-haul pilots will attend conciliation talks before Fair Work Australia today after Qantas requested the hearing to try to resolve the ongoing dispute over pay and conditions.

Singapore budget carrier Tiger Airways said on Monday Chin Yau Seng will replace Tony Davis as chief executive in a move that was expected after its Australian business was rocked by a flight suspension due to safety issues.

Emirates, the largest international airline, is advertising 4,000 cabin-crew jobs via online music provider Spotify Ltd. as it strives to attract international staff for the world's biggest fleet of Airbus SAS superjumbos.

Would-be flight attendants in South Korea have accused Indonesia's national airline of making them strip nearly naked and have their breasts handled in medical check-ups, provoking a storm of criticism.

We welcome Dewi Gendo as General Manager, to be based principally in Shanghai with responsibility for the group's operations in the Greater China and North Asia region where she will oversee strategic growth.

Australian carrier Qantas Airways has seen annual profits double, as strong domestic demand offset a drop in its international business.

Qantas pilots don't want their jobs going offshore, but it seems they're not as fussy when it comes to their clothing.

Joachim Hunold, the chief executive of discount airline Air Berlin PLC, Thursday offered his resignation and recommended board member Hartmut Mehdorn as his successor, after introducing an extensive austerity package to counter weak earnings.