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CheapOair announced today that it has partnered with AirAsia, the world’s best low cost airline with a route network that spans through to over 20 countries.

“AirAsia is widely recognized as one of the leading low cost airlines globally,” said Sanjay Hathiramani, senior vice president of supplier relations at CheapOair. “With the introduction of AirAsia flights on CheapOair, we are excited to provide our customers worldwide with an even more extensive array of flight choices across more than 450 of the world’s leading airlines and 18 million departure and arrival points.”

CheapOair’s partnership with AirAsia will help both leisure and business travelers take full advantage of their next trip to Asia, by booking additional low-cost connections within Asia and Asia Pacific, all on one convenient site. A CheapOair customer traveling from New York to Kuala Lumpur, for example, can now additionally book an AirAsia flight originating in Kualu Lumpur on one of the hundreds of routes to experience multiple cities in the region, all in one trip.
继续阅读CheapOair Announces Strategic Partnership with AirAsia

KUALA LUMPUR, May 24 (Sin Chew Daily) – Four Chinese airlines are expected to reveal details about their direct flights to Malaysia in year end, Transport Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai said.

Liow, who is also MCA President, told Sin Chew Daily that MCA leaders have achieved consensus in having direct flights between China and Malaysia with a few Chinese airlines during a recent visit to China, and official announcements will be made after the details are finalised with the Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB).

He said that the four airlines are the Juneyao Airlines, China Eastern Airlines and Air China which will use the KLIA, and the 9 Air Company Limited, which will use the KLIA2.
继续阅读Liow: Chinese airlines to have direct flights to Malaysia

Thai airlines spoke out against a proposal to restrict the number of flights per airport, put forward by the government due to congested airspace and safety concerns, a news report said Sunday.

Thailand’s Transport Minister Prajin Janthong Friday said the government was considering reimposing limits on incoming flights, discontinuing the country’s open sky policy in place since 2001.

The proposal to fix limits according to each airport’s designed capacity would be submitted to the cabinet for approval by September, Prajin said.
继续阅读Airlines protest Thailand’s proposal to end open-sky policy

One of the biggest movies ever filmed in Toronto will, once again, shut down a stretch of Yonge Street tonight as Suicide Squad films a high-speed chase.

It’s the latest scene the Hollywood movie — about a team of supervillains from DC Comics — has shot on location around the city.

Over the weekend the cast and crew filmed a helicopter crash in the financial district, and earlier this month a train scene shut down the Union Station bus terminal. Yonge Street was shut down last month for another chase scene and, prior to that, for a plane crash.
继续阅读Suicide Squad shuts down Yonge Street, yet again