Alfred Chua is an Air Transport Editor at FlightGlobal. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering themes related to commercial and private airlines, as well as planes and aircraft. Alfred's insights and expertise have been featured in Air Cargo News, NewsBreak, and FlightGlobal.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Alfred Chua's coverage predominantly revolves around the aviation industry, focusing on aircraft deliveries, incidents, and business developments within airlines. Based on this information, Alfred is likely to be interested in pitches related to exclusive data or expert commentary concerning significant events or changes within the aviation sector.
Given his focus on government announcements and press releases, sources that can provide insights into official statements from regulatory bodies or industry stakeholders may have a higher chance of capturing Alfred's attention.
As for topics covered such as aviation, airlines, aircrafts and airports - experts with deep knowledge in these areas are likely to resonate well with him. Additionally, given his extensive coverage of transportation & logistics along with travel & tourism themes; offering relevant insights in these broader sectors might also capture his interest.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Plans to raise stake in RegionalPlus Wings group comes amid challenging domestic operating environment.
Despite high fuel costs, the Japanese group says demand for international passenger and cargo services remains solid.
By: Alfred Chua
For the second consecutive quarter this year, China’s ‘Big Three’ are in the red.
Plans to launch Bahrain as a new hub were delayed several times this year.
By: Alfred Chua
JAL’s second-quarter profit stood at Y57.4 billion, down 10.5% year on year as fuel bills jumped 37%.
By: Alfred Chua
Japan’s two largest carriers are switching up their domestic operations, with some help from the government.
Airline also discloses for the first time configuration of new 777-9s.
Australian carrier and low-cost unit Jetstar will cut 4% capacity in January-March quarter.
Airline exercises purchase rights from previous orders.
Airline group also flags ‘spillover effects’ of prolonged conflict on passenger demand.
