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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

Air traffic controller jumps to death from collapsing ATC tower

Kingdom anxious to support growing tourism industry

The new airline will add routes in Southeast Asia before eventually looking to add routes in Europe.

Authorities to limit number of budget carriers to seven

Acute shortage of flight deck crew pressures government to act

The low-cost carrier sees opportunity in what it characterizes as an underserved market.

Airbus widebodies centerpieces of restructuring effort

Secondary airports gaining service as foreign airlines take advantage of open access

Effort follows December 30 arrest of Malindo Air pilot in Batam

China is facing a significant pilot shortage.

Eyes China expansion following recent additions of routes to Malaysia and South Korea

Looming shortage forces authorities to act

New ATC center scheduled for completion in third quarter of 2019

The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand is trying to train more personnel so it can maintain adequate regulatory standards.

Malaysian flag carrier is returning to expansion mode following turbulent 2014 and 2015

Chengdu Shenniao Airlines to start Boeing 737-800 operations in first quarter

Ruag's new component repair facility in Kuala Lumpur will support a variety of twin turboprop aircraft and helicopters.

Second-tier airlines stand to benefit

Turboprop flights to move to Clark Airport

Xiamen Airlines and Hunan government to form new regional carrier