Amber One corridor (F)

Après la chute du Vietnam Sud en 1975 le survol du Vietnam fût interdit aux avions commerciaux, or la majorité des vols entre l’Europe et Hongkong, la Corée, Taiwan et le Japon passaient par Bangkok et survolaient ensuite Paksé au Laos, Danang au Vietnam puis les Iles Paracels et contournaient Hainan. Cette route est co…[Read more]

Amber One corridor (E)
After the fall of South Vietnam in 1975 foreign airlines flights over Vietnam were forbidden whereas previously the majorities of flights between Europe and part of Asia on the West and Hong Kong, Korea, Taiwan and Japan on the East, were directed to Bangkok , then flying over Pakse in Laos, Danang in Vietnam, the Paracels…[Read more]

On 23 February 1999 in Brussel’s historic medieval Hotel de Ville ( Town Hall) as part of the Year-round celebrations marking SITA’s 50th anniversary , a special event was held to commemorate the foundation of SITA
Representativesfrom the 7 original founding Airlines, together with Brussels and Belgian officials and former SITA and Airline staff,…[Read more]

“The company which shouldn’t have existed”

Notice to the reader: The following story reflects my own personal experience during my work with SITA, from February 1954 to June 1991. The first five years as representative of SITA for Switzerland, thereafter in various positions at SITA’s Headquarters in Paris as Deputy Director Operations,…[Read more]

We had the pleasure to meet our friend Didier Delepine and his friend Diana at an ARASITA event, organized by Solly Dwek in Geneva. This event took place on December 2nd 2014 in a very friendly atmosphere at the restaurant, La Cantine des Commerçants, weel know in Geneva. Many other friends and colleagues were also present and you can see all…[Read more]

On 23 February 1999 in Brussel’s historic medieval Hotel de Ville ( Town Hall) as part of the Year-round celebrations marking SITA’s 50th anniversary , a special event was held to commemorate the foundation of SITA
Representativesfrom the 7 original founding Airlines, together with Brussels and Belgian officials and former SITA and Airline sta…[Read more]