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Adrian Schofield

Auckland

Senior Air Transport Editor at Aviation Week

Aviation Week journalist, covering the Asia-Pacific airline industry. Views etc my own. Don't blame the company.

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  • Malaysia Aviation Group Profitability Shrinks Due To Capacity Cuts

    1 week ago | aviationweek.com | Adrian Schofield

    KUALA LUMPUR—Malaysia Airlines’ parent Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) reported its second consecutive annual profit in 2024, despite having to cut back its schedule to reduce operational disruptions. MAG posted a net profit of RM54 million ($12.3 million) in 2024, down from a profit of RM766 million...

  • Daily Memo: Hong Kong’s New 3RS Offers Improvements In Peak Periods, Disruption Recovery

    1 week ago | aviationweek.com | Adrian Schofield

    While the major capacity benefits from the new three-runway system (3RS) at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) will be seen in the long term, airlines can still expect to see some immediate operational and efficiency gains from the extra runway. The airport commissioned the new system in...

  • Hong Kong’s New 3RS Offers Improvements In Peak Periods, Disruption Recovery

    1 week ago | aviationweek.com | Adrian Schofield

    While the major capacity benefits from the new three-runway system (3RS) at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) will be seen in the long term, airlines can still expect to see some immediate operational and efficiency gains from the extra runway. The airport commissioned the new system in...

  • Malaysia Aviation Group Targets Further Widebody Orders This Year

    1 week ago | aviationweek.com | Adrian Schofield

    KUALA LUMPUR—Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) is launching three aircraft order campaigns in 2025, as it prepares for the next phase of its fleet renewal and expansion. The Malaysia Airlines parent is still taking delivery of narrowbodies and widebodies from previous orders and recently placed a major...

  • Korean Air Predicts Passenger Demand Will Remain Buoyant

    1 week ago | aviationweek.com | Adrian Schofield

    Korean Air is benefiting from strong passenger demand despite higher costs, and the carrier projects that its passenger business will continue to improve in the second quarter (Q2). The airline reported a first-quarter (Q1) net profit of KRW193.2 billion ($133 million), which was down from a profit...

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Adrian Schofield
Adrian Schofield @AvWeekScho
30 Mar 25

Amazing video of the Cathay Pacific A350-1000 flypast - at about 1,000 feet, just below the level of the buildings! https://t.co/zcDJKBwEpy

Adrian Schofield
Adrian Schofield @AvWeekScho
13 Mar 25

Interesting tour of Korean Air’s OCC (operations and customer centre). Large digital display wall shows map of aircraft, jetstreams and turbulence areas, beside overviews of Incheon and Gimpo movements https://t.co/sTYSOetgDK

Adrian Schofield
Adrian Schofield @AvWeekScho
12 Mar 25

A monster in the mist at Incheon airport https://t.co/vtdBTsSTxr