Jean Carmela Lim
1449 articles
Journalist
Jean is a member of AeroTime’s editorial team, working as an aviation writer and based in Manila, Philippines. Previously, she worked in operational aviation roles in Manila, Philippines and Seoul, South Korea before moving to Australia to work in corporate and government travel. In 2012, Jean established her own luxury and adventure travel blog, Holy Smithereens. She is also a contributor for World Travel Market London, one of the biggest annual events in the travel sector. She covers trends and issues in hospitality and luxury travel for a B2B market, interviewing key personalities in the industry.
Jean is a member of AeroTime’s editorial team, working as an aviation writer and based in Manila, Philippines. Previously, she worked in operational aviation roles in Manila, Philippines and Seoul, South Korea before moving to Australia to work in corporate and government travel. In 2012, Jean established her own luxury and adventure travel blog, Holy Smithereens. She is also a contributor for World Travel Market London, one of the biggest annual events in the travel sector. She covers trends and issues in hospitality and luxury travel for a B2B market, interviewing key personalities in the industry.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a rule that requires charter airlines, commuter airlines, air tour operators,…
Anzac Day 2024: Royal Australian Air Force flypast schedules for every AU state
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Singapore’s Changi is no longer the world’s best airport according to Skytrax
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Canadian airline WestJet announced that it has acquired the first sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supplied in Canada by…
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10 crew members have died after two Royal Malaysian Navy (Tentera Laut Diraja Malaysia / TLDM) helicopters collided…
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Australia’s Federal Court has dismissed a case filed by five women against Qatar Airways over a 2020 forced…
FAA proposes $2.9 million in civil penalties against Asia Pacific Airlines
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is proposing to fine Asia Pacific Airlines $2.9 million in civil penalties for…
Low-cost carrier Scoot takes delivery of first Embraer E190-E2 aircraft
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Two Philippine Navy pilots killed in training helicopter crash south of Manila
Two Philippine Navy pilots were killed after a training helicopter crashed during a training flight on April 11,…
Oldest Qantas A380 returns to service after being in storage for over a year
Qantas’ oldest Airbus A380 aircraft is back in service after being in storage for 17 months. The 16.2…
Cathay Pacific ground worker finds ‘foreign objects’ in A350 before takeoff
A Cathay Pacific ground employee at Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) found “foreign objects” in an Airbus A350-1000…