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ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia (EMSM) plans to build a new 150,000-sq-ft facility at Kuala Lumpur Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport.

The decision to give airlines a choice of airports has led to complications for Chinese aviation authorities.

Plans to replace suspended flights to Japan with new services to mainland China are put on hold by Beijing.

Low-cost carrier Jeju Air adds capacity to China as Japanese services wane.

Having lost its position as a trusted partner of Japan, South Korea has initiated a boycott of Japan and its products, a move affecting its airlines.

Boycotts by South Koreans prompt carriers to cut services to Japan.

The Malaysian government considers four offers to manage MAB from local companies.

The promise of fewer structural barriers in China ushers in several proposals for new low-cost carriers.

Rolls-Royce chose Singapore for its Asia-Pacific aero engine center of excellence, and has not looked back as the region grows.

High speed rail looks likely to replace airlines as the main domestic transportation mode, though there are LCCs set to fight back.

Three new Korean LCCs hope to launch operations next year.

The Indonesian flag carrier will drop unprofitable routes and cut frequencies on those registering low load factors.

In a sign of easing political tensions, the People’s Republic has approved 49 more weekly flights into its territory by South Korean carriers.

MetroJet said its MRO facility at Clark appears to have only suffered minor damage.

Korean airline has debts to pay despite a government bailout, and now a sale is the only way to avoid eventual collapse despite route cuts.

New air traffic control center in Kuala Lumpur targets next year for beginning operations

escalating competition and increased operating costs cited as factors in sale of Asiana shares

The number of unemployed local pilots grows while Indonesian airlines continue to hire foreign flight crew.

Air Premia will enjoy the advantage of a main base at Seoul Incheon.

A shrinking Burmese market has already claimed five carriers in the past 15 months.

An already crowded market for discount carriers stands to become more congested.

A 2018 audit shows deficiences at nearly half of Indonesia’s training institutions.

Authorities plan to welcome international service at provincial airports from airlines based as far afield as the U.S. and Europe.

A route beween Jakarta and Phnom Pehn will connect the capital cities for the first time since the start of the Cambodian civil war.

The new rule for Tier 2 airports was prompted by slot shortages at primary airports and airspace congestion.

Indonesia's review follows last month’s Lion Air Boeing 737 Max 8 crash

New safety audit of all the country’s airlines planned for December

Company turns focus to stabilizing and rebuilding its core airline business

Attempts to allay concerns over history of regulatory and organizational lapses

Xiongan Airlines to operate from the new Beijing Daxing Airport