Marcos vows to improve, invest more in Philippine transport system
“Having an effective and efficient transportation system will have multiplier effects on employment, the economy, our society. It will bring comfort, convenience, an easier life…
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BRI keeps nations on the move
The LRMT is the latest major achievement of the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative in Nigeria, and for Africa as a whole, over the past year.
Senate to conduct inquiry on air traffic control system glitch
On Jan 1, hundreds of flights were delayed, cancelled, or diverted to other airports, affecting over 56,000 passengers scheduled to arrive at or depart from airports across the…
Vietjet to fully resume flight network to China with 100 flights a day
Before the pandemic, Vietjet was the leading airline in terms of the number of routes between the two nations, accounting for about 50 per cent of the total air traffic.
Set fixed fares for festive seasons: Malaysia transport minister
AirAsia Aviation Group Ltd group chief executive officer Bo Lingam said the airline decided to fix its fares despite rising operating costs and a leaner fleet size.
Japan’s transport ministry unveils outline for safety systems of flying cars
Whether to require them to have black boxes will be considered, as they would be an essential device for the smooth investigation of accidents.
Bangladesh’s Metro dream rolls into reality
With the launch of a section of the Mass Rapid Transit, Bangladesh embarked on a new era of commuting in one of the most congested cities in the world.
The inauguration of an urban dream
The effectiveness of the metro rail will depend on the efficacy of the planning to determine how people will reach the stations or go to various destinations around the stations.
Yearender 2022: Two steps forward, one step back for Jakarta public transportation
Resuming normalcy after the pandemic, residents have found themselves dealing again with one of the capital's perennial problems: heavy traffic.
Bangladesh ushers in a new era of commuting with metro rail
Once entirely completed, the Mass Rapid Transit is expected to serve around 5 million people every day in Dhaka by 2035.