STR: Corp. Travel, Meetings Boost Hotel Occupancy Recovery in ChinaBy Donna M. AiroldiChina was the first country affected by Covid-19, with initial reports of the coronavirus published in late December and significant spread in January,... KEEP READINGAir Canada Slashes Q2 Capacity and Prepares for Temporary LayoffsBy Michael B. BakerAir Canada is cutting second-quarter capacity by up to 90 percent and is temporarily laying off more than 16,000 employees, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGIATA Projects Airline Industry Q2 Loss of $39 BillionBy Michael B. BakerAirlines globally stand to lose $39 billion in the second quarter, which ends June 30, and could burn through $61 billion in cash reserves, according to... KEEP READINGEU Adopts Slot Suspension Through Oct. 24By Michael B. BakerThe European Union's Council has adopted a suspension of airport slot rules through Oct. 24, freeing airlines from the requirement to risk losing slots... KEEP READINGDelta Finishes Move to HanedaBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines has completed the consolidation of its operations in Japan to Tokyo's Haneda Airport, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGAirline Industry Sets Weekly Record for Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Consider Temporary ConsolidationBy Michael B. BakerThe global airline industry reduced capacity by 20 million seats over the past week, its largest single weekly capacity cut in recorded history,... KEEP READINGSouth African Airways Suspends Commercial OperationsBy Michael B. BakerSouth African Airways has suspended commercial operations at its offices around the world until April 16.... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines Slashes Domestic Capacity Plans for April and MayBy Michael B. BakerAmerican Airlines has cut 60 percent of its total capacity for April and plans to cut as much as 80 percent of its capacity in May, the carrier... KEEP READINGTripbam Makes List of Closed Hotels Available to IndustryBy Donna M. AiroldiReshopping tool Tripbam has created a report of closed hotels due to the coronavirus and is making it available to the business travel community, the... KEEP READINGGBTA, IATA, Buyers Agree: Travel Has Come to a HaltBy Dawit HabtemariamAbout 96 percent of companies have canceled and/or suspended "all" or "most" international business travel regardless of location, due to the... KEEP READINGAccor Makes Rooms in France Available for First Responders, HomelessBy Donna M. AiroldiParis-based Accor, in collaboration with Accor hotel owners and relevant authorities, has created a "coronavirus emergency desk Accor" helpdesk in order... KEEP READINGEtihad to Suspend Passenger Service for at Least Two WeeksBy Michael B. BakerEtihad Airways will suspend all passenger flights to and from Abu Dhabi after Wednesday, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGEuropean Carriers Lead in Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Face 'Tough Decisions'By Michael B. BakerAirlines last week globally cut 21 million seats, or 23 percent of capacity, even before the steep reductions planned by large U.S. carriers begin this... KEEP READINGSingapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Air Canada Slashes Q2 Capacity and Prepares for Temporary LayoffsBy Michael B. BakerAir Canada is cutting second-quarter capacity by up to 90 percent and is temporarily laying off more than 16,000 employees, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGIATA Projects Airline Industry Q2 Loss of $39 BillionBy Michael B. BakerAirlines globally stand to lose $39 billion in the second quarter, which ends June 30, and could burn through $61 billion in cash reserves, according to... KEEP READINGEU Adopts Slot Suspension Through Oct. 24By Michael B. BakerThe European Union's Council has adopted a suspension of airport slot rules through Oct. 24, freeing airlines from the requirement to risk losing slots... KEEP READINGDelta Finishes Move to HanedaBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines has completed the consolidation of its operations in Japan to Tokyo's Haneda Airport, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGAirline Industry Sets Weekly Record for Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Consider Temporary ConsolidationBy Michael B. BakerThe global airline industry reduced capacity by 20 million seats over the past week, its largest single weekly capacity cut in recorded history,... KEEP READINGSouth African Airways Suspends Commercial OperationsBy Michael B. BakerSouth African Airways has suspended commercial operations at its offices around the world until April 16.... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines Slashes Domestic Capacity Plans for April and MayBy Michael B. BakerAmerican Airlines has cut 60 percent of its total capacity for April and plans to cut as much as 80 percent of its capacity in May, the carrier... KEEP READINGTripbam Makes List of Closed Hotels Available to IndustryBy Donna M. AiroldiReshopping tool Tripbam has created a report of closed hotels due to the coronavirus and is making it available to the business travel community, the... KEEP READINGGBTA, IATA, Buyers Agree: Travel Has Come to a HaltBy Dawit HabtemariamAbout 96 percent of companies have canceled and/or suspended "all" or "most" international business travel regardless of location, due to the... KEEP READINGAccor Makes Rooms in France Available for First Responders, HomelessBy Donna M. AiroldiParis-based Accor, in collaboration with Accor hotel owners and relevant authorities, has created a "coronavirus emergency desk Accor" helpdesk in order... KEEP READINGEtihad to Suspend Passenger Service for at Least Two WeeksBy Michael B. BakerEtihad Airways will suspend all passenger flights to and from Abu Dhabi after Wednesday, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGEuropean Carriers Lead in Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Face 'Tough Decisions'By Michael B. BakerAirlines last week globally cut 21 million seats, or 23 percent of capacity, even before the steep reductions planned by large U.S. carriers begin this... KEEP READINGSingapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
IATA Projects Airline Industry Q2 Loss of $39 BillionBy Michael B. BakerAirlines globally stand to lose $39 billion in the second quarter, which ends June 30, and could burn through $61 billion in cash reserves, according to... KEEP READINGEU Adopts Slot Suspension Through Oct. 24By Michael B. BakerThe European Union's Council has adopted a suspension of airport slot rules through Oct. 24, freeing airlines from the requirement to risk losing slots... KEEP READINGDelta Finishes Move to HanedaBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines has completed the consolidation of its operations in Japan to Tokyo's Haneda Airport, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGAirline Industry Sets Weekly Record for Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Consider Temporary ConsolidationBy Michael B. BakerThe global airline industry reduced capacity by 20 million seats over the past week, its largest single weekly capacity cut in recorded history,... KEEP READINGSouth African Airways Suspends Commercial OperationsBy Michael B. BakerSouth African Airways has suspended commercial operations at its offices around the world until April 16.... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines Slashes Domestic Capacity Plans for April and MayBy Michael B. BakerAmerican Airlines has cut 60 percent of its total capacity for April and plans to cut as much as 80 percent of its capacity in May, the carrier... KEEP READINGTripbam Makes List of Closed Hotels Available to IndustryBy Donna M. AiroldiReshopping tool Tripbam has created a report of closed hotels due to the coronavirus and is making it available to the business travel community, the... KEEP READINGGBTA, IATA, Buyers Agree: Travel Has Come to a HaltBy Dawit HabtemariamAbout 96 percent of companies have canceled and/or suspended "all" or "most" international business travel regardless of location, due to the... KEEP READINGAccor Makes Rooms in France Available for First Responders, HomelessBy Donna M. AiroldiParis-based Accor, in collaboration with Accor hotel owners and relevant authorities, has created a "coronavirus emergency desk Accor" helpdesk in order... KEEP READINGEtihad to Suspend Passenger Service for at Least Two WeeksBy Michael B. BakerEtihad Airways will suspend all passenger flights to and from Abu Dhabi after Wednesday, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGEuropean Carriers Lead in Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Face 'Tough Decisions'By Michael B. BakerAirlines last week globally cut 21 million seats, or 23 percent of capacity, even before the steep reductions planned by large U.S. carriers begin this... KEEP READINGSingapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
EU Adopts Slot Suspension Through Oct. 24By Michael B. BakerThe European Union's Council has adopted a suspension of airport slot rules through Oct. 24, freeing airlines from the requirement to risk losing slots... KEEP READINGDelta Finishes Move to HanedaBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines has completed the consolidation of its operations in Japan to Tokyo's Haneda Airport, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGAirline Industry Sets Weekly Record for Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Consider Temporary ConsolidationBy Michael B. BakerThe global airline industry reduced capacity by 20 million seats over the past week, its largest single weekly capacity cut in recorded history,... KEEP READINGSouth African Airways Suspends Commercial OperationsBy Michael B. BakerSouth African Airways has suspended commercial operations at its offices around the world until April 16.... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines Slashes Domestic Capacity Plans for April and MayBy Michael B. BakerAmerican Airlines has cut 60 percent of its total capacity for April and plans to cut as much as 80 percent of its capacity in May, the carrier... KEEP READINGTripbam Makes List of Closed Hotels Available to IndustryBy Donna M. AiroldiReshopping tool Tripbam has created a report of closed hotels due to the coronavirus and is making it available to the business travel community, the... KEEP READINGGBTA, IATA, Buyers Agree: Travel Has Come to a HaltBy Dawit HabtemariamAbout 96 percent of companies have canceled and/or suspended "all" or "most" international business travel regardless of location, due to the... KEEP READINGAccor Makes Rooms in France Available for First Responders, HomelessBy Donna M. AiroldiParis-based Accor, in collaboration with Accor hotel owners and relevant authorities, has created a "coronavirus emergency desk Accor" helpdesk in order... KEEP READINGEtihad to Suspend Passenger Service for at Least Two WeeksBy Michael B. BakerEtihad Airways will suspend all passenger flights to and from Abu Dhabi after Wednesday, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGEuropean Carriers Lead in Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Face 'Tough Decisions'By Michael B. BakerAirlines last week globally cut 21 million seats, or 23 percent of capacity, even before the steep reductions planned by large U.S. carriers begin this... KEEP READINGSingapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Delta Finishes Move to HanedaBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines has completed the consolidation of its operations in Japan to Tokyo's Haneda Airport, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGAirline Industry Sets Weekly Record for Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Consider Temporary ConsolidationBy Michael B. BakerThe global airline industry reduced capacity by 20 million seats over the past week, its largest single weekly capacity cut in recorded history,... KEEP READINGSouth African Airways Suspends Commercial OperationsBy Michael B. BakerSouth African Airways has suspended commercial operations at its offices around the world until April 16.... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines Slashes Domestic Capacity Plans for April and MayBy Michael B. BakerAmerican Airlines has cut 60 percent of its total capacity for April and plans to cut as much as 80 percent of its capacity in May, the carrier... KEEP READINGTripbam Makes List of Closed Hotels Available to IndustryBy Donna M. AiroldiReshopping tool Tripbam has created a report of closed hotels due to the coronavirus and is making it available to the business travel community, the... KEEP READINGGBTA, IATA, Buyers Agree: Travel Has Come to a HaltBy Dawit HabtemariamAbout 96 percent of companies have canceled and/or suspended "all" or "most" international business travel regardless of location, due to the... KEEP READINGAccor Makes Rooms in France Available for First Responders, HomelessBy Donna M. AiroldiParis-based Accor, in collaboration with Accor hotel owners and relevant authorities, has created a "coronavirus emergency desk Accor" helpdesk in order... KEEP READINGEtihad to Suspend Passenger Service for at Least Two WeeksBy Michael B. BakerEtihad Airways will suspend all passenger flights to and from Abu Dhabi after Wednesday, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGEuropean Carriers Lead in Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Face 'Tough Decisions'By Michael B. BakerAirlines last week globally cut 21 million seats, or 23 percent of capacity, even before the steep reductions planned by large U.S. carriers begin this... KEEP READINGSingapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Airline Industry Sets Weekly Record for Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Consider Temporary ConsolidationBy Michael B. BakerThe global airline industry reduced capacity by 20 million seats over the past week, its largest single weekly capacity cut in recorded history,... KEEP READINGSouth African Airways Suspends Commercial OperationsBy Michael B. BakerSouth African Airways has suspended commercial operations at its offices around the world until April 16.... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines Slashes Domestic Capacity Plans for April and MayBy Michael B. BakerAmerican Airlines has cut 60 percent of its total capacity for April and plans to cut as much as 80 percent of its capacity in May, the carrier... KEEP READINGTripbam Makes List of Closed Hotels Available to IndustryBy Donna M. AiroldiReshopping tool Tripbam has created a report of closed hotels due to the coronavirus and is making it available to the business travel community, the... KEEP READINGGBTA, IATA, Buyers Agree: Travel Has Come to a HaltBy Dawit HabtemariamAbout 96 percent of companies have canceled and/or suspended "all" or "most" international business travel regardless of location, due to the... KEEP READINGAccor Makes Rooms in France Available for First Responders, HomelessBy Donna M. AiroldiParis-based Accor, in collaboration with Accor hotel owners and relevant authorities, has created a "coronavirus emergency desk Accor" helpdesk in order... KEEP READINGEtihad to Suspend Passenger Service for at Least Two WeeksBy Michael B. BakerEtihad Airways will suspend all passenger flights to and from Abu Dhabi after Wednesday, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGEuropean Carriers Lead in Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Face 'Tough Decisions'By Michael B. BakerAirlines last week globally cut 21 million seats, or 23 percent of capacity, even before the steep reductions planned by large U.S. carriers begin this... KEEP READINGSingapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
South African Airways Suspends Commercial OperationsBy Michael B. BakerSouth African Airways has suspended commercial operations at its offices around the world until April 16.... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines Slashes Domestic Capacity Plans for April and MayBy Michael B. BakerAmerican Airlines has cut 60 percent of its total capacity for April and plans to cut as much as 80 percent of its capacity in May, the carrier... KEEP READINGTripbam Makes List of Closed Hotels Available to IndustryBy Donna M. AiroldiReshopping tool Tripbam has created a report of closed hotels due to the coronavirus and is making it available to the business travel community, the... KEEP READINGGBTA, IATA, Buyers Agree: Travel Has Come to a HaltBy Dawit HabtemariamAbout 96 percent of companies have canceled and/or suspended "all" or "most" international business travel regardless of location, due to the... KEEP READINGAccor Makes Rooms in France Available for First Responders, HomelessBy Donna M. AiroldiParis-based Accor, in collaboration with Accor hotel owners and relevant authorities, has created a "coronavirus emergency desk Accor" helpdesk in order... KEEP READINGEtihad to Suspend Passenger Service for at Least Two WeeksBy Michael B. BakerEtihad Airways will suspend all passenger flights to and from Abu Dhabi after Wednesday, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGEuropean Carriers Lead in Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Face 'Tough Decisions'By Michael B. BakerAirlines last week globally cut 21 million seats, or 23 percent of capacity, even before the steep reductions planned by large U.S. carriers begin this... KEEP READINGSingapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
American Airlines Slashes Domestic Capacity Plans for April and MayBy Michael B. BakerAmerican Airlines has cut 60 percent of its total capacity for April and plans to cut as much as 80 percent of its capacity in May, the carrier... KEEP READINGTripbam Makes List of Closed Hotels Available to IndustryBy Donna M. AiroldiReshopping tool Tripbam has created a report of closed hotels due to the coronavirus and is making it available to the business travel community, the... KEEP READINGGBTA, IATA, Buyers Agree: Travel Has Come to a HaltBy Dawit HabtemariamAbout 96 percent of companies have canceled and/or suspended "all" or "most" international business travel regardless of location, due to the... KEEP READINGAccor Makes Rooms in France Available for First Responders, HomelessBy Donna M. AiroldiParis-based Accor, in collaboration with Accor hotel owners and relevant authorities, has created a "coronavirus emergency desk Accor" helpdesk in order... KEEP READINGEtihad to Suspend Passenger Service for at Least Two WeeksBy Michael B. BakerEtihad Airways will suspend all passenger flights to and from Abu Dhabi after Wednesday, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGEuropean Carriers Lead in Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Face 'Tough Decisions'By Michael B. BakerAirlines last week globally cut 21 million seats, or 23 percent of capacity, even before the steep reductions planned by large U.S. carriers begin this... KEEP READINGSingapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Tripbam Makes List of Closed Hotels Available to IndustryBy Donna M. AiroldiReshopping tool Tripbam has created a report of closed hotels due to the coronavirus and is making it available to the business travel community, the... KEEP READINGGBTA, IATA, Buyers Agree: Travel Has Come to a HaltBy Dawit HabtemariamAbout 96 percent of companies have canceled and/or suspended "all" or "most" international business travel regardless of location, due to the... KEEP READINGAccor Makes Rooms in France Available for First Responders, HomelessBy Donna M. AiroldiParis-based Accor, in collaboration with Accor hotel owners and relevant authorities, has created a "coronavirus emergency desk Accor" helpdesk in order... KEEP READINGEtihad to Suspend Passenger Service for at Least Two WeeksBy Michael B. BakerEtihad Airways will suspend all passenger flights to and from Abu Dhabi after Wednesday, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGEuropean Carriers Lead in Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Face 'Tough Decisions'By Michael B. BakerAirlines last week globally cut 21 million seats, or 23 percent of capacity, even before the steep reductions planned by large U.S. carriers begin this... KEEP READINGSingapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
GBTA, IATA, Buyers Agree: Travel Has Come to a HaltBy Dawit HabtemariamAbout 96 percent of companies have canceled and/or suspended "all" or "most" international business travel regardless of location, due to the... KEEP READINGAccor Makes Rooms in France Available for First Responders, HomelessBy Donna M. AiroldiParis-based Accor, in collaboration with Accor hotel owners and relevant authorities, has created a "coronavirus emergency desk Accor" helpdesk in order... KEEP READINGEtihad to Suspend Passenger Service for at Least Two WeeksBy Michael B. BakerEtihad Airways will suspend all passenger flights to and from Abu Dhabi after Wednesday, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGEuropean Carriers Lead in Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Face 'Tough Decisions'By Michael B. BakerAirlines last week globally cut 21 million seats, or 23 percent of capacity, even before the steep reductions planned by large U.S. carriers begin this... KEEP READINGSingapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Accor Makes Rooms in France Available for First Responders, HomelessBy Donna M. AiroldiParis-based Accor, in collaboration with Accor hotel owners and relevant authorities, has created a "coronavirus emergency desk Accor" helpdesk in order... KEEP READINGEtihad to Suspend Passenger Service for at Least Two WeeksBy Michael B. BakerEtihad Airways will suspend all passenger flights to and from Abu Dhabi after Wednesday, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGEuropean Carriers Lead in Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Face 'Tough Decisions'By Michael B. BakerAirlines last week globally cut 21 million seats, or 23 percent of capacity, even before the steep reductions planned by large U.S. carriers begin this... KEEP READINGSingapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Etihad to Suspend Passenger Service for at Least Two WeeksBy Michael B. BakerEtihad Airways will suspend all passenger flights to and from Abu Dhabi after Wednesday, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGEuropean Carriers Lead in Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Face 'Tough Decisions'By Michael B. BakerAirlines last week globally cut 21 million seats, or 23 percent of capacity, even before the steep reductions planned by large U.S. carriers begin this... KEEP READINGSingapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
European Carriers Lead in Capacity Cuts as U.S. Carriers Face 'Tough Decisions'By Michael B. BakerAirlines last week globally cut 21 million seats, or 23 percent of capacity, even before the steep reductions planned by large U.S. carriers begin this... KEEP READINGSingapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Singapore Airlines to Ground Most of Its FleetBy Michael B. BakerSingapore Airlines is cutting 96 percent of planned capacity through the end of April as the carrier faces what it called "the greatest challenge [it]... KEEP READINGBooking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Booking Platform Omio Expands into North AmericaAfter changing its name from GoEuro last year, Berlin-based multimodal travel booking platform Omio has followed through with plans to expand its... KEEP READINGMore Articles