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Business 5 years ago

EasyJet resumes flying with COVID-19 measures in place

The airline is starting with a minimal service, flying mainly routes within Britain to cities including Edinburgh and Belfast. It is also resuming some domestic and international routes from France, Switzerland, Italy and Portugal.

Sports 5 years ago

UEFA set to decide on Champions League conclusion next week

UEFA is set to decide next week on how to conclude this season's Champions League and Europa League competitions which have been put on hold since March because of the coronavirus pandemic, the European soccer body said Thursday.

Business 5 years ago

Lion Air Group to resume domestic flights on Wednesday

The company decided to restart its operations after the COVID-19 task force issued circular letter No. 7/2020 on the requirements for travel during the so-called “new normal” period.

National 5 years ago

Indonesian airlines resume domestic passenger flights with strict health protocols

Garuda Indonesia is requiring passengers to provide ground staff with medical letters from hospitals stating that they are COVID-19 negative.

World 6 years ago

Flights resume at Hong Kong airport after protests

Early Tuesday, passengers with luggage were being checked in at the departures hall and information boards showed several flights were already boarding or about to depart.

SE Asia 6 years ago

Malaysia resumes $10-bn China-backed rail project

The project, part of China's $1-trillion Belt and Road Initiative, was among several Beijing-financed infrastructure initiatives put on hold in Malaysia after last year's defeat of a long-ruling coalition.

National 7 years ago

Lion Air to resume search for victims of Indonesia crash

Lion Air announced Monday it was funding a multi-million dollar search effort using a Dutch company for the second black box and missing victims from doomed flight JT-610.

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