We called to find out: These Asian and Australian airlines are in extended locations

As travelers begin to plan their future trips, it’s important to stay informed about the current status of airlines. We contacted several Asian and Australian airlines to find out their current status and plans for the future.

Singapore Airlines: Singapore Airlines has suspended most of its flights, but is still operating some flights for essential travel and repatriation. They have also implemented flexible booking options for future travel, such as allowing customers to rebook their flights for later dates or receive a travel voucher.

Qantas Airways: Qantas Airways has suspended most of its international flights until at least October 2021. They are still operating some domestic flights within Australia and have introduced flexible booking options for future travel, such as allowing customers to earn bonus points for booking flights.

Cathay Pacific: Cathay Pacific has suspended most of its flights, but is still operating some flights for essential travel and repatriation. They have also introduced flexible booking options for future travel, such as allowing customers to change their travel dates or opt for a voucher for future use.

Air New Zealand: Air New Zealand has suspended most of its international flights, but is still operating some domestic flights within New Zealand. They have introduced flexible rebooking options for future travel, such as allowing customers to change their travel dates or opt for a voucher for future use.

Virgin Australia: Virgin Australia has been bought by new owners and is set to relaunch in the near future. They are currently preparing to reduce their fleet and streamline their operations in an effort to return to profitability.

Thai Airways: Thai Airways has suspended most of its flights, but is still operating some flights for repatriation and essential travel. They have also implemented flexible rebooking options for future travel, such as allowing customers to change their travel dates or receive a voucher for future use.

Japan Airlines: Japan Airlines is still operating some domestic and international flights, although at a reduced schedule. They are also offering flexible booking options for future travel.

Korean Air: Korean Air is still operating some domestic and international flights, although at a reduced schedule. They are focusing on repatriation and essential travel. They have also implemented flexible booking options for future travel, such as allowing customers to change their travel dates or receive a voucher for future use.

Overall, the situation for Asian and Australian airlines appears to be similar to that of airlines around the world. Most have suspended or reduced their flights due to the impact of COVID-19, but are still offering flights for essential travel and repatriation. They have also implemented flexible booking options for future travel to accommodate changing circumstances.

It’s important for travelers to stay informed of the latest updates and regulations before booking travel, as the situation can change rapidly. Stay safe and informed, and we look forward to a return to more regular travel in the future.