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SYD eyes big int’l growth
Tuesday | Sep 16 2025RELEASING its draft Master Plan 2045 today, Sydney Airport has anticipated significant international passenger increases, with 36.4 million expected in 2045, up from 16.3 million last year, thanks to passenger demand growing more rapidly than the general economy.
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ET in talks with Melbourne
Tuesday | Sep 16 2025ETHIOPIAN Airlines (ET) is in discussions with Melbourne Airport to bring its aircraft to Australia for the first time, Travel Daily can reveal.
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Carnival’s new loyalty tack
Tuesday | Sep 16 2025CARNIVAL Cruise Line has made some key changes to its new loyalty program launching on 01 Jun 2026 after listening to feedback from customers.
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An Olympic-level change
Tuesday | Sep 16 2025A PROPOSED expansion project joining Sydney Airport’s T2 and T3 Terminals will be the most significant development at the hub since the 2000 Olympics Games, Chief Executive Officer Scott Charlton has claimed.
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NZ launches aviation plan
Tuesday | Sep 16 2025NEW Zealand will embark on a multi-pronged plan to position its aviation sector for long-term sustainable success via a newly launched Aviation Action Plan.
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Ancilliary boom for LCCs
Tuesday | Sep 16 2025ANCILLARY revenue is contributing to over 50% of the revenue of a number of budget airlines, a new report from IdeaWorksCompany has revealed.
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SYD to master climate
Tuesday | Sep 16 2025SYDNEY Airport’s Master Plan 2045 has revealed its sustainable goals for the decades ahead, including Net Zero operational emissions (Scope 1 & 2) by 2030.
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New Silversea fare structure
Monday | Sep 15 2025SILVERSEA has unveiled a new sales structure, introducing three fare types: All-Inclusive Plus, All-Inclusive, and Last-Minute.
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LATAM names local chief
Monday | Sep 15 2025LATAM Airlines Group has appointed Alberto Chico Garcia (pictured) to be its Country Manager for Oceania, effective from this week.
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NZ on stage with Aus
Monday | Sep 15 2025THE New Zealand Govt will allocate NZ$70 million to boost its events and tourism sectors.