Asian airlines offer cheap fares to Aussies (The National)

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Asian airlines offer cheap fares to Aussies (The National)

Australians, who are enjoying their lowest unemployment levels in three decades amidst a major resources boom, are discovering the joys of cheap air travel.

Exclusive interview - Dr Vijay Mallya of Kingfisher Airlines (Formula 1)

Kingfisher Airlines may have only recently celebrated its second anniversary, but India’s biggest domestic airline already has a breathtaking track record.

SAA shouldn't charge more - readers (Independent Online)

If you do not purchase your South African Airways tickets online you will be paying more to fly.

Low-cost carriers lose edge (The Cincinnati Enquirer)

Low-cost carriers face tough times, which impacts Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport's attempts to land one.

Cheap fares, more tickets on overseas flights likely (Hindustan Times)

The government proposes to review bilateral air services agreements, and do away with existing commercial contracts over the next two years. This could lower fares, as tickets become more easily available on some crucial international routes like the flights to the Gulf.

India's got an e-ticket, will fly (The Times of India)

E-ticketing is a success story in India, with around 73% of air tickets being booked online last year. The global deadline for all booking to go electronic is March 31, 2008.

Air ticket price war (The Courier Mail)

Cheap airfares are flooding the market but there's always a catch, as Melissa Maugeri reports

India's got an e-ticket, will fly (The Times of India)

MUMBAI: With its population of farmers and priests — who work in the Tirupati temple — Ramkuppam is an old-fashioned village three hours outside Bangalore. It has no Internet connectivity.

Wanna get away? Bring more money / As Southwest Airlines passengers get dinged by higher fares, other carriers arrive ... (San Francisco Chronicle)

To paraphrase an old television ad: When Southwest Airlines speaks, people listen. Long the leading low-fare carrier in the nation, Southwest -- citing high fuel prices -- raised its fares this week. Other major carriers, seeing that fares were rising...

Finding Empty Seats on Busy Routes (New York Times)

To help you find some room in the sky and avoid that spot in the middle here?s a guide to avoiding crowded planes to Europe this summer.