Delta's most exclusive airport lounge opens. Here's what's inside
Delta Air Lines' most exclusive airport lounge opens this week to travelers flying on the right ticket.
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China's undersea cable drive defies U.S. sanctions
TAIPEI/SINGAPORE/WUHAN - For Chinese undersea cable maker Wuhan FiberHome International Technologies, being banned by the U.S. government is nothing to worry about. It has, in fact, been good for business.
Japan LCC Zipair to add 2 aircraft and routes every year, CEO says
NARITA, Japan -- Budget carrier Zipair Tokyo is planning to expand its international routes and flight capacity by adding two aircraft every year, the airline's chief said.
Southeast Asian airlines spend big to cash in on return of travelers
BANGKOK/HANOI/MANILA -- Bouncing back from pandemic-era losses, Thai Airways International and other Southeast Asian carriers are signing big aircraft purchase deals in a race to capture demand as tourists return to the region.
Hong Kong Disney poised for 1st profit in decade on 'Frozen' bump
HONG KONG -- Hong Kong Disneyland Resort expects to turn a net profit for the first time in 10 years in the year ending September as a new "Frozen"-themed area and a recovery in international visitors boost revenue.
India’s Modi to visit Russia for first time since Ukraine war, underscoring Delhi-Moscow ties
The Kremlin’s foreign policy aide, Yuri Ushakov, announced Modi’s trip on Tuesday, saying the exact dates of the visit will be confirmed later. Tass news service reported earlier that the Indian leader was set to spend two days in the country in early July.
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka to sign debt deals with China, other lenders to meet IMF bailout
A treasury delegation is on its way to France to sign agreements with creditors on Wednesday, government spokesman Bandula Gunawardana said.
Wednesday Briefing: Major Protests in Nairobi
Kenya’s president, William Ruto, deployed the military yesterday to crack down on what he called “treasonous” protesters, after demonstrators furious over the passage of a package of tax increases stormed the Parliament building in the capital, Nairobi, climbed in windows and set fire to the entrance.