China, U.S. Open Door to Limited Air ServiceBy Michael B. Baker Regulators in China and the United States are easing restrictions on air travel between the two countries after a standoff earlier this... KEEP READINGBrussels Airlines Bulks Up Summer ServiceBy Michael B. BakerBrussels Airlines will build service back to about 30 percent of its European schedule and about 40 percent of its long-haul schedule over the next few... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic Plans July 20 ReturnBy Michael B. BakerVirgin Atlantic aims to resume passenger flights in late July, starting with five routes to North America and Asia. ... KEEP READINGTurkish Airlines to Resume Flights on ThursdayBy Michael B. BakerTurkish Airlines is resuming domestic service on June 4, and international service also will begin again in the coming weeks, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGOyo Hotels Launches 'Scrubbed Clean' Program in U.S.By Donna M. AiroldiJoining all the major hotel companies, Oyo Hotels has rolled out a new cleaning initiative for its more than 300 properties in the United States, the... KEEP READINGHotel CEOs See Domestic Starts to Years-Long RecoveryBy Donna M. AiroldiThe global hotel industry over the next 12 to 24 months will look different, but in three years will recover and "it will look like it did three to four... KEEP READINGMarriott Occupancy Level Cracks 20 Percent in U.S., 40 Percent in ChinaBy Donna M. AiroldiDuring the past five weeks, Marriott International's U.S. occupancy level incrementally has ticked up a percentage point and a half per week, and has... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Air Capacity Climbs to One-Third of Pre-Pandemic LevelsBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity this week is up by nearly 16 percent, or about 5.7 million seats, compared with last week, with capacity up across all major... KEEP READINGVirus-Tracking Services Could Help Fuel Corporate Travel's ComebackBy Adam PerrottaWhile most corporate travel remains on pause due the global Covid-19 pandemic, suppliers have busied themselves developing the services necessary for... KEEP READINGTAP to Resume Service to North America Next WeekBy Michael B. BakerOn June 4, TAP Air Portugal will resume service between Portugal and North America, operating two flights per week between Lisbon and Newark, the... KEEP READINGRadius Travel Adds Six AgenciesBy Dawit HabtemariamRadius Travel Network has added six agencies, the company announced Wednesday. ... KEEP READINGLufthansa Agrees to €9B Rescue Deal in GermanyBy Molly DysonThe Lufthansa Group has agreed a deal with the German government worth €9 billion that will shore up the company’s finances to survive the impact of the... KEEP READINGLatam Files for Bankruptcy ProtectionBy Michael B. BakerLatam Airlines Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. bankruptcy court in order to maintain operations as it works to pay off creditors.... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Brussels Airlines Bulks Up Summer ServiceBy Michael B. BakerBrussels Airlines will build service back to about 30 percent of its European schedule and about 40 percent of its long-haul schedule over the next few... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic Plans July 20 ReturnBy Michael B. BakerVirgin Atlantic aims to resume passenger flights in late July, starting with five routes to North America and Asia. ... KEEP READINGTurkish Airlines to Resume Flights on ThursdayBy Michael B. BakerTurkish Airlines is resuming domestic service on June 4, and international service also will begin again in the coming weeks, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGOyo Hotels Launches 'Scrubbed Clean' Program in U.S.By Donna M. AiroldiJoining all the major hotel companies, Oyo Hotels has rolled out a new cleaning initiative for its more than 300 properties in the United States, the... KEEP READINGHotel CEOs See Domestic Starts to Years-Long RecoveryBy Donna M. AiroldiThe global hotel industry over the next 12 to 24 months will look different, but in three years will recover and "it will look like it did three to four... KEEP READINGMarriott Occupancy Level Cracks 20 Percent in U.S., 40 Percent in ChinaBy Donna M. AiroldiDuring the past five weeks, Marriott International's U.S. occupancy level incrementally has ticked up a percentage point and a half per week, and has... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Air Capacity Climbs to One-Third of Pre-Pandemic LevelsBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity this week is up by nearly 16 percent, or about 5.7 million seats, compared with last week, with capacity up across all major... KEEP READINGVirus-Tracking Services Could Help Fuel Corporate Travel's ComebackBy Adam PerrottaWhile most corporate travel remains on pause due the global Covid-19 pandemic, suppliers have busied themselves developing the services necessary for... KEEP READINGTAP to Resume Service to North America Next WeekBy Michael B. BakerOn June 4, TAP Air Portugal will resume service between Portugal and North America, operating two flights per week between Lisbon and Newark, the... KEEP READINGRadius Travel Adds Six AgenciesBy Dawit HabtemariamRadius Travel Network has added six agencies, the company announced Wednesday. ... KEEP READINGLufthansa Agrees to €9B Rescue Deal in GermanyBy Molly DysonThe Lufthansa Group has agreed a deal with the German government worth €9 billion that will shore up the company’s finances to survive the impact of the... KEEP READINGLatam Files for Bankruptcy ProtectionBy Michael B. BakerLatam Airlines Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. bankruptcy court in order to maintain operations as it works to pay off creditors.... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Virgin Atlantic Plans July 20 ReturnBy Michael B. BakerVirgin Atlantic aims to resume passenger flights in late July, starting with five routes to North America and Asia. ... KEEP READINGTurkish Airlines to Resume Flights on ThursdayBy Michael B. BakerTurkish Airlines is resuming domestic service on June 4, and international service also will begin again in the coming weeks, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGOyo Hotels Launches 'Scrubbed Clean' Program in U.S.By Donna M. AiroldiJoining all the major hotel companies, Oyo Hotels has rolled out a new cleaning initiative for its more than 300 properties in the United States, the... KEEP READINGHotel CEOs See Domestic Starts to Years-Long RecoveryBy Donna M. AiroldiThe global hotel industry over the next 12 to 24 months will look different, but in three years will recover and "it will look like it did three to four... KEEP READINGMarriott Occupancy Level Cracks 20 Percent in U.S., 40 Percent in ChinaBy Donna M. AiroldiDuring the past five weeks, Marriott International's U.S. occupancy level incrementally has ticked up a percentage point and a half per week, and has... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Air Capacity Climbs to One-Third of Pre-Pandemic LevelsBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity this week is up by nearly 16 percent, or about 5.7 million seats, compared with last week, with capacity up across all major... KEEP READINGVirus-Tracking Services Could Help Fuel Corporate Travel's ComebackBy Adam PerrottaWhile most corporate travel remains on pause due the global Covid-19 pandemic, suppliers have busied themselves developing the services necessary for... KEEP READINGTAP to Resume Service to North America Next WeekBy Michael B. BakerOn June 4, TAP Air Portugal will resume service between Portugal and North America, operating two flights per week between Lisbon and Newark, the... KEEP READINGRadius Travel Adds Six AgenciesBy Dawit HabtemariamRadius Travel Network has added six agencies, the company announced Wednesday. ... KEEP READINGLufthansa Agrees to €9B Rescue Deal in GermanyBy Molly DysonThe Lufthansa Group has agreed a deal with the German government worth €9 billion that will shore up the company’s finances to survive the impact of the... KEEP READINGLatam Files for Bankruptcy ProtectionBy Michael B. BakerLatam Airlines Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. bankruptcy court in order to maintain operations as it works to pay off creditors.... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Turkish Airlines to Resume Flights on ThursdayBy Michael B. BakerTurkish Airlines is resuming domestic service on June 4, and international service also will begin again in the coming weeks, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGOyo Hotels Launches 'Scrubbed Clean' Program in U.S.By Donna M. AiroldiJoining all the major hotel companies, Oyo Hotels has rolled out a new cleaning initiative for its more than 300 properties in the United States, the... KEEP READINGHotel CEOs See Domestic Starts to Years-Long RecoveryBy Donna M. AiroldiThe global hotel industry over the next 12 to 24 months will look different, but in three years will recover and "it will look like it did three to four... KEEP READINGMarriott Occupancy Level Cracks 20 Percent in U.S., 40 Percent in ChinaBy Donna M. AiroldiDuring the past five weeks, Marriott International's U.S. occupancy level incrementally has ticked up a percentage point and a half per week, and has... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Air Capacity Climbs to One-Third of Pre-Pandemic LevelsBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity this week is up by nearly 16 percent, or about 5.7 million seats, compared with last week, with capacity up across all major... KEEP READINGVirus-Tracking Services Could Help Fuel Corporate Travel's ComebackBy Adam PerrottaWhile most corporate travel remains on pause due the global Covid-19 pandemic, suppliers have busied themselves developing the services necessary for... KEEP READINGTAP to Resume Service to North America Next WeekBy Michael B. BakerOn June 4, TAP Air Portugal will resume service between Portugal and North America, operating two flights per week between Lisbon and Newark, the... KEEP READINGRadius Travel Adds Six AgenciesBy Dawit HabtemariamRadius Travel Network has added six agencies, the company announced Wednesday. ... KEEP READINGLufthansa Agrees to €9B Rescue Deal in GermanyBy Molly DysonThe Lufthansa Group has agreed a deal with the German government worth €9 billion that will shore up the company’s finances to survive the impact of the... KEEP READINGLatam Files for Bankruptcy ProtectionBy Michael B. BakerLatam Airlines Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. bankruptcy court in order to maintain operations as it works to pay off creditors.... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Oyo Hotels Launches 'Scrubbed Clean' Program in U.S.By Donna M. AiroldiJoining all the major hotel companies, Oyo Hotels has rolled out a new cleaning initiative for its more than 300 properties in the United States, the... KEEP READINGHotel CEOs See Domestic Starts to Years-Long RecoveryBy Donna M. AiroldiThe global hotel industry over the next 12 to 24 months will look different, but in three years will recover and "it will look like it did three to four... KEEP READINGMarriott Occupancy Level Cracks 20 Percent in U.S., 40 Percent in ChinaBy Donna M. AiroldiDuring the past five weeks, Marriott International's U.S. occupancy level incrementally has ticked up a percentage point and a half per week, and has... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Air Capacity Climbs to One-Third of Pre-Pandemic LevelsBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity this week is up by nearly 16 percent, or about 5.7 million seats, compared with last week, with capacity up across all major... KEEP READINGVirus-Tracking Services Could Help Fuel Corporate Travel's ComebackBy Adam PerrottaWhile most corporate travel remains on pause due the global Covid-19 pandemic, suppliers have busied themselves developing the services necessary for... KEEP READINGTAP to Resume Service to North America Next WeekBy Michael B. BakerOn June 4, TAP Air Portugal will resume service between Portugal and North America, operating two flights per week between Lisbon and Newark, the... KEEP READINGRadius Travel Adds Six AgenciesBy Dawit HabtemariamRadius Travel Network has added six agencies, the company announced Wednesday. ... KEEP READINGLufthansa Agrees to €9B Rescue Deal in GermanyBy Molly DysonThe Lufthansa Group has agreed a deal with the German government worth €9 billion that will shore up the company’s finances to survive the impact of the... KEEP READINGLatam Files for Bankruptcy ProtectionBy Michael B. BakerLatam Airlines Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. bankruptcy court in order to maintain operations as it works to pay off creditors.... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Hotel CEOs See Domestic Starts to Years-Long RecoveryBy Donna M. AiroldiThe global hotel industry over the next 12 to 24 months will look different, but in three years will recover and "it will look like it did three to four... KEEP READINGMarriott Occupancy Level Cracks 20 Percent in U.S., 40 Percent in ChinaBy Donna M. AiroldiDuring the past five weeks, Marriott International's U.S. occupancy level incrementally has ticked up a percentage point and a half per week, and has... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Air Capacity Climbs to One-Third of Pre-Pandemic LevelsBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity this week is up by nearly 16 percent, or about 5.7 million seats, compared with last week, with capacity up across all major... KEEP READINGVirus-Tracking Services Could Help Fuel Corporate Travel's ComebackBy Adam PerrottaWhile most corporate travel remains on pause due the global Covid-19 pandemic, suppliers have busied themselves developing the services necessary for... KEEP READINGTAP to Resume Service to North America Next WeekBy Michael B. BakerOn June 4, TAP Air Portugal will resume service between Portugal and North America, operating two flights per week between Lisbon and Newark, the... KEEP READINGRadius Travel Adds Six AgenciesBy Dawit HabtemariamRadius Travel Network has added six agencies, the company announced Wednesday. ... KEEP READINGLufthansa Agrees to €9B Rescue Deal in GermanyBy Molly DysonThe Lufthansa Group has agreed a deal with the German government worth €9 billion that will shore up the company’s finances to survive the impact of the... KEEP READINGLatam Files for Bankruptcy ProtectionBy Michael B. BakerLatam Airlines Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. bankruptcy court in order to maintain operations as it works to pay off creditors.... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Marriott Occupancy Level Cracks 20 Percent in U.S., 40 Percent in ChinaBy Donna M. AiroldiDuring the past five weeks, Marriott International's U.S. occupancy level incrementally has ticked up a percentage point and a half per week, and has... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Air Capacity Climbs to One-Third of Pre-Pandemic LevelsBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity this week is up by nearly 16 percent, or about 5.7 million seats, compared with last week, with capacity up across all major... KEEP READINGVirus-Tracking Services Could Help Fuel Corporate Travel's ComebackBy Adam PerrottaWhile most corporate travel remains on pause due the global Covid-19 pandemic, suppliers have busied themselves developing the services necessary for... KEEP READINGTAP to Resume Service to North America Next WeekBy Michael B. BakerOn June 4, TAP Air Portugal will resume service between Portugal and North America, operating two flights per week between Lisbon and Newark, the... KEEP READINGRadius Travel Adds Six AgenciesBy Dawit HabtemariamRadius Travel Network has added six agencies, the company announced Wednesday. ... KEEP READINGLufthansa Agrees to €9B Rescue Deal in GermanyBy Molly DysonThe Lufthansa Group has agreed a deal with the German government worth €9 billion that will shore up the company’s finances to survive the impact of the... KEEP READINGLatam Files for Bankruptcy ProtectionBy Michael B. BakerLatam Airlines Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. bankruptcy court in order to maintain operations as it works to pay off creditors.... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles RRManagement rrtestprocurement
OAG: Global Air Capacity Climbs to One-Third of Pre-Pandemic LevelsBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity this week is up by nearly 16 percent, or about 5.7 million seats, compared with last week, with capacity up across all major... KEEP READINGVirus-Tracking Services Could Help Fuel Corporate Travel's ComebackBy Adam PerrottaWhile most corporate travel remains on pause due the global Covid-19 pandemic, suppliers have busied themselves developing the services necessary for... KEEP READINGTAP to Resume Service to North America Next WeekBy Michael B. BakerOn June 4, TAP Air Portugal will resume service between Portugal and North America, operating two flights per week between Lisbon and Newark, the... KEEP READINGRadius Travel Adds Six AgenciesBy Dawit HabtemariamRadius Travel Network has added six agencies, the company announced Wednesday. ... KEEP READINGLufthansa Agrees to €9B Rescue Deal in GermanyBy Molly DysonThe Lufthansa Group has agreed a deal with the German government worth €9 billion that will shore up the company’s finances to survive the impact of the... KEEP READINGLatam Files for Bankruptcy ProtectionBy Michael B. BakerLatam Airlines Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. bankruptcy court in order to maintain operations as it works to pay off creditors.... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Virus-Tracking Services Could Help Fuel Corporate Travel's ComebackBy Adam PerrottaWhile most corporate travel remains on pause due the global Covid-19 pandemic, suppliers have busied themselves developing the services necessary for... KEEP READINGTAP to Resume Service to North America Next WeekBy Michael B. BakerOn June 4, TAP Air Portugal will resume service between Portugal and North America, operating two flights per week between Lisbon and Newark, the... KEEP READINGRadius Travel Adds Six AgenciesBy Dawit HabtemariamRadius Travel Network has added six agencies, the company announced Wednesday. ... KEEP READINGLufthansa Agrees to €9B Rescue Deal in GermanyBy Molly DysonThe Lufthansa Group has agreed a deal with the German government worth €9 billion that will shore up the company’s finances to survive the impact of the... KEEP READINGLatam Files for Bankruptcy ProtectionBy Michael B. BakerLatam Airlines Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. bankruptcy court in order to maintain operations as it works to pay off creditors.... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles
TAP to Resume Service to North America Next WeekBy Michael B. BakerOn June 4, TAP Air Portugal will resume service between Portugal and North America, operating two flights per week between Lisbon and Newark, the... KEEP READINGRadius Travel Adds Six AgenciesBy Dawit HabtemariamRadius Travel Network has added six agencies, the company announced Wednesday. ... KEEP READINGLufthansa Agrees to €9B Rescue Deal in GermanyBy Molly DysonThe Lufthansa Group has agreed a deal with the German government worth €9 billion that will shore up the company’s finances to survive the impact of the... KEEP READINGLatam Files for Bankruptcy ProtectionBy Michael B. BakerLatam Airlines Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. bankruptcy court in order to maintain operations as it works to pay off creditors.... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Radius Travel Adds Six AgenciesBy Dawit HabtemariamRadius Travel Network has added six agencies, the company announced Wednesday. ... KEEP READINGLufthansa Agrees to €9B Rescue Deal in GermanyBy Molly DysonThe Lufthansa Group has agreed a deal with the German government worth €9 billion that will shore up the company’s finances to survive the impact of the... KEEP READINGLatam Files for Bankruptcy ProtectionBy Michael B. BakerLatam Airlines Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. bankruptcy court in order to maintain operations as it works to pay off creditors.... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Lufthansa Agrees to €9B Rescue Deal in GermanyBy Molly DysonThe Lufthansa Group has agreed a deal with the German government worth €9 billion that will shore up the company’s finances to survive the impact of the... KEEP READINGLatam Files for Bankruptcy ProtectionBy Michael B. BakerLatam Airlines Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. bankruptcy court in order to maintain operations as it works to pay off creditors.... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Latam Files for Bankruptcy ProtectionBy Michael B. BakerLatam Airlines Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. bankruptcy court in order to maintain operations as it works to pay off creditors.... KEEP READINGOAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles
OAG: Global Airline Capacity Down Slightly This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity dipped 2 percent week over week to about 31 million seats, although capacity was up in eight of the 10 largest regional markets,... KEEP READINGEASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles
EASA Releases Covid-19 Safety Guidelines for Air TravelBy Molly DysonThe European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have issued a joint document defining recommended... KEEP READINGMore Articles