HRS Partners with SGS on New Hotel Hygiene ProtocolBy Molly DysonCorporate lodging platform HRS has partnered with global inspection, verification, testing and certification company SGS to develop a new cleanliness... KEEP READING
Some European Countries Making Special Arrangements for Business TravelersBy Amon CohenIf you're a travel manager hoping for special treatment from European governments to get business travel moving again, keep hoping. All European Union... KEEP READING
Qatar Airways Rebuilding U.S. ServiceOver the next few weeks, Qatar Airways will increase service to the United States. The carrier had maintained service to Dallas-Fort Worth and Chicago,... KEEP READING
Lufthansa Raises Fears State Aid Will Not Get Shareholder ApprovalBy Molly DysonLufthansa has said the stabilization package being offered by the German government is "not secured" over fears the measure could fail to pass a... KEEP READING
China, U.S. Regulators Each Increase Weekly Flight Allowance to FourBy Michael B. BakerChinese and U.S. regulators further have eased flight restrictions between the two countries to allow four weekly flights each by U.S. and Chinese... KEEP READING
VDR Travel Resumption Task Force Launches with Traveler Checklist TemplateBy Amon CohenGerman travel managers association VDR has published a checklist template for companies to give employees preparing to resume travel in a landscape... KEEP READING
Delta Plans Growth for JulyBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines is adding capacity for July but will remain 65 percent below last year's capacity levels on domestic routes and about 75 percent below... KEEP READING
Air France to Resume Majority of Network by End of SummerBy Molly DysonAir France has announced plans to resume operations to nearly 150 destinations by the end of August, representing 80 percent of its route network,... KEEP READING
WestJet to Resume U.S. Service in JulyBy Michael B. BakerWestJet is doubling its capacity in July compared with June levels and will resume some transborder service to the United States. ... KEEP READING
Western Europe Leads Global Air Capacity Growth This WeekBy Michael B. BakerGlobal airline capacity this week is up 7 percent week over week with slightly fewer than 40 million seats scheduled, about 75 million fewer than this... KEEP READING
TravelpoolEurope Survey: Business Travelers Want Rapid Trip ResumptionBy Amon CohenOnly 3 percent of regular business travelers are totally unwilling to travel in the current coronavirus-afflicted environment, according to a survey... KEEP READING
Lufthansa Group to Cut 22,000 JobsBy Molly DysonThe Lufthansa Group has announced it will cut 22,000 jobs as part of a restructuring plan that will see its airlines reduce capacity across the board... KEEP READING
IATA Develops Covid-19 Restriction MapBy Michael B. BakerThe International Air Transport Association has developed an interactive world map detailing Covid-19 entry regulations by country.... KEEP READING
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