The 10 latest articles on Business come from 9 sources, published between Oct 25 and Nov 11. Most come from Bastillepost 巴士的報 (2).
Organizations: Air China (4), Icelandair (3)
Places: Iceland (7), China (7), Reykjavik (4), Beijing (3), Keflavik (3), International Airport (3)
Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email Icelandair has announced weekly seasonal flights between Akureyri and Tenerife, beginning on October 19, 2027. The Tuesday service is scheduled to run until April 18, 2028. The airline describes it as its first direct scheduled international route from…
One of Iceland’s leading salmon farmers has opened up a direct new route into the potentially lucrative Chinese market. Iceland opens direct salmon flights to China Please Login/register for FREE to continue reading Fish Farmer Your FREE registration gives…
The Wake Up Call with Benji Snead from Friday November 6th, 2026. Benji Snead is joined by Kassandra McQuillen, Texas Tech Assistant Professor of Practice for Energy Commerce & Business Economics.
ProSim Training Solutions has announced Icelandair as a new airline customer, at the European Aviation Training Summit (EATS) 2026 in Cascais. After a thorough evaluation process, Icelandair selected the A322 FTD from ProSim Training Solutions. ProSim is exited to support Icelandair in…
Icelandic Foreign Minister Thorgerdur Katrin Gunnarsdottir has hailed the launch of the new direct air service between China and Iceland as a "milestone" in bilateral relations, saying the route opens up vast new opportunities in trade, business and tourism. The…
The Innermost Loop Welcome to November 2, 2026 The Singularity is now its own lead engineer. Anthropic’s IPO filing shows its internal Claude usage, priced at retail, has outvalued its monthly cash payroll since April, after surging 250-fold this year. With Claude…
Icelandair and Air China have signed a codeshare agreement to improve connections between Iceland and China. Icelandair announced the deal on October 27, 2026. Customers of both airlines will be able to book journeys across the two carriers’ networks on a single…
The first scheduled passenger service between China and Iceland began operation on Monday, with the inaugural flight landing safely in the Icelandic capital. Flight CA807, operated by Air China, arrived at Keflavik International Airport on Monday morning after a 15-hour journey.
Air China is scheduled to introduce a new passenger service connecting Beijing with Reykjavik via Copenhagen on October 26, 2026, creating a new one-stop air connection between China and Iceland. The route is planned to operate three times weekly using Airbus A330-300 aircraft.
Air China would launch a Beijing-Reykjavik service on Monday, the first scheduled passenger service between China and Iceland operated by a Chinese mainland airline. The launch coincides with the 55th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the countries. The service will operate…
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