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p Hanwha Systems, a South Korean defence solutions company has announced that its small synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite has successfully conducted a mission for Earth observation by capturing images of landmarks in major cities including New York and Dubai. /p p On Thursday, Yonhap news agency reported that the company said that the images were taken by Hanwha Systems small SAR sate

p Dubai, a worlds class city known for its marvellous infrastructure and rich society, is currently in news for all the wrong reasons. Singer Rahul Vaidya is currently in Dubai and he posted of videos from the city, sharing his experience during heavy rains. Several videos of Dubai city are doing rounds on the internet wherein waterlogged streets, flooded airport, malls are seen. In a recent vid

p b New Zealand green tech firm, CarbonClick, has been selected to join a Government mission to strengthen trade relationships with Southeast Asia. /b The carbon offset provider, which was established in 2017 to make a positive impact on climate change at every available point, is part of the delegation visiting the region with Prime Minister Rt Hon Christopher Luxon this April. Representing

The integrated bus stand is the only major infrastructure project that has taken off in recent years; the semi-ring road project and airport runway expansion have made very little progress

p b Turkish Airlines, Turkiye's national carrier, enjoyed a record year for passengers after flying 83.4 million people in 2023 /b . Domestic passenger capacity grew by 23.5% compared to 2022, surpassing 30 million, while the number for international routes jumped by 16%. Notably, the number of passengers in European countries with significant Turkish populations climbed by more than 20% yea

p b From pioneering technologies to community-driven projects, Mumbais Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) has implemented a series of initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable water management practices across its operations and aligning with its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). /b /p p CSMIA has been proactive in monitoring and managing its water consumption

p b Samarkand International Airport (SKD) has celebrated the second anniversary opening of its new terminal by reporting the continued impressive growth of passenger numbers, having already doubled in both of its first two years. /b /p p SKD also confirmed that airlines will soon launch new services to Antalya in Turkey, Baku in Azerbaijan, Tel Aviv in Israel, Turkistan in Kazakhstan, an

p b Emirates will restart its daily Phnom Penh service starting from 1 May via Singapore, boosting the airline's Southeast Asian connectivity to/from Dubai, and linking two trade and leisure centres in the region. /b This also marks the launch of Emirates' first fifth freedom flight between Singapore and Phnom Penh. /p Flight /p p Number Departure Local Time (hrs) Arrival Local Time (h

p b The pandemic is now in the rear-view mirror for the Asia Pacific (APAC) region as it is expected to surpass 2019 baseline travel demand in 2024. T /b he story is now one of growth, with China and India being the key markets of focus, according to a new report from Alton Aviation Consultancy. /p p The global aviation advisory firm today released its latest whitepaper, Asia Pacific's F

L-R Matt Pearce, Julia Swanson and Steve Dimoupoulos p b AIME 2024s 31st edition started bigger than ever. Talk 2 Media CEO Matt Pearce, the organiser of the Asia-Pacific Incentives and Meetings Event (AIME), announced that the 2024 edition would be the largest in the last decade, with over 16,000 attendees expected. /b The highly anticipated inaugural event on Monday night will bring togeth

p b Airlines and airports cite 'brand damage' ahead of 'increased costs' as top impact from persistent levels of disruption. /b Industry leaders call for better integrated systems and collaborative platform technology to aide response. /p p According to industry data provider Infare, flight disruption, as indicated by schedule changes, remains 300% above historical norms as the aviation

MSMEs are backbone of Tata Steel, should ensure quality of production Mail News Service Jamshedpur, Feb 6: Jamshedpur, Feb 6: Tata Steels Global CEO and MD TV Narendran on Tuesday outlined the challenges in the global steel market, with China leading in production, and stressed the need for Tata Steel to focus on maintaining a balance and delivering value to shareholders. "Indias emergence as a ke