Singapore eyes Israel, Boeing's first MAX 7, Tahiti's Dreamliner and more
Carry On: The weekly travel news roundup also includes new Gulf codeshares, transtasman competition concerns and two big deals for Boeing.
Singapore seeks Saudi rights
Singapore Airlines is the latest carrier seeking rights to fly over Saudi Arabian air space on a route to Israel. This follows the launch of Air India’s first New Delhi-Tel Aviv service on a route that ends a 70-year ban by Saudi authorities. The more direct route cuts
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Nevil Gibson
Fri, 23 Mar 2018
Fri, 23 Mar 2018
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Singapore eyes Israel, Boeing's first MAX 7, Tahiti's Dreamliner and more
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