Change-Fee Windfall?By Michael B. Baker & Jay BoehmerThe elimination by the three largest U.S. carriers of change fees on domestic routes sets the stage for a more dynamic business travel booking... KEEP READINGARC: August U.S. Corp. Agency Sales Remain StagnantBy Dawit HabtemariamThe total air tickets sold by U.S.-based corporate travel agencies in August remained relatively stagnant compared with June and July, according to the... KEEP READINGBrazil Regulators Approve Delta-Latam Joint VentureBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines and Latam Airlines Group's proposed joint venture has cleared its first major regulatory hurdle, with Brazil's competition authority... KEEP READINGLufthansa Group to Hike GDS SurchargeBy Jay BoehmerLufthansa Group on Oct. 1 will raise its global distribution system surcharge to €19 from €16 per ticket, the carrier confirmed, with upward adjustments... KEEP READINGRwandAir to Resume Service to London and BrusselsBy Michael B. BakerKigali-based RwandAir will restart service to both London and Brussels on Oct. 3, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGQatar to Build Network into OctoberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways over the next few weeks will resume service to additional markets and ramp up service to several others. ... KEEP READINGBA CEO: Recovery Will Be Very Long, with Some Changes PermanentBy Molly DysonBritish Airways chairman and CEO Alex Cruz on Wednesday appeared by video link in front of the U.K. Parliament's Transport Select Committee to update... KEEP READINGUnited Plans Fleetwide Use of Antimicrobial ProductBy Michael B. BakerUnited Airlines will use an antimicrobial coating product across its full fleet by the end of the year, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGSouthwest Extends Distanced Seating Policy to Nov. 30By Michael B. BakerSouthwest Airlines has extended its distanced seating policy by a month, now in place through Nov. 30. ... KEEP READINGDelta to Avoid Involuntary Furloughs for Flight Attendants, Ground CrewsBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will not have to implement involuntary furloughs for flight attendants or frontline ground employees next month, CEO Ed Bastian said in... KEEP READINGWestJet to Increase Network in OctoberBy Michael B. BakerIn October, WestJet will increase its network to 48 destinations, including 39 in Canada and nine international.... KEEP READINGSixt Launches Subscription Service as Latest U.S. Expansion TacticOn the heels of its recent expansion in U.S. locations, Sixt in recent weeks launched a new subscription plan, Sixt Plus, for U.S. customers, in which... KEEP READINGTAP to Expand Network to Europe, Africa in Summer 2021By Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal will add six new routes within Europe and to Africa next summer, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGOneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
ARC: August U.S. Corp. Agency Sales Remain StagnantBy Dawit HabtemariamThe total air tickets sold by U.S.-based corporate travel agencies in August remained relatively stagnant compared with June and July, according to the... KEEP READINGBrazil Regulators Approve Delta-Latam Joint VentureBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines and Latam Airlines Group's proposed joint venture has cleared its first major regulatory hurdle, with Brazil's competition authority... KEEP READINGLufthansa Group to Hike GDS SurchargeBy Jay BoehmerLufthansa Group on Oct. 1 will raise its global distribution system surcharge to €19 from €16 per ticket, the carrier confirmed, with upward adjustments... KEEP READINGRwandAir to Resume Service to London and BrusselsBy Michael B. BakerKigali-based RwandAir will restart service to both London and Brussels on Oct. 3, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGQatar to Build Network into OctoberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways over the next few weeks will resume service to additional markets and ramp up service to several others. ... KEEP READINGBA CEO: Recovery Will Be Very Long, with Some Changes PermanentBy Molly DysonBritish Airways chairman and CEO Alex Cruz on Wednesday appeared by video link in front of the U.K. Parliament's Transport Select Committee to update... KEEP READINGUnited Plans Fleetwide Use of Antimicrobial ProductBy Michael B. BakerUnited Airlines will use an antimicrobial coating product across its full fleet by the end of the year, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGSouthwest Extends Distanced Seating Policy to Nov. 30By Michael B. BakerSouthwest Airlines has extended its distanced seating policy by a month, now in place through Nov. 30. ... KEEP READINGDelta to Avoid Involuntary Furloughs for Flight Attendants, Ground CrewsBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will not have to implement involuntary furloughs for flight attendants or frontline ground employees next month, CEO Ed Bastian said in... KEEP READINGWestJet to Increase Network in OctoberBy Michael B. BakerIn October, WestJet will increase its network to 48 destinations, including 39 in Canada and nine international.... KEEP READINGSixt Launches Subscription Service as Latest U.S. Expansion TacticOn the heels of its recent expansion in U.S. locations, Sixt in recent weeks launched a new subscription plan, Sixt Plus, for U.S. customers, in which... KEEP READINGTAP to Expand Network to Europe, Africa in Summer 2021By Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal will add six new routes within Europe and to Africa next summer, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGOneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Brazil Regulators Approve Delta-Latam Joint VentureBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines and Latam Airlines Group's proposed joint venture has cleared its first major regulatory hurdle, with Brazil's competition authority... KEEP READINGLufthansa Group to Hike GDS SurchargeBy Jay BoehmerLufthansa Group on Oct. 1 will raise its global distribution system surcharge to €19 from €16 per ticket, the carrier confirmed, with upward adjustments... KEEP READINGRwandAir to Resume Service to London and BrusselsBy Michael B. BakerKigali-based RwandAir will restart service to both London and Brussels on Oct. 3, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGQatar to Build Network into OctoberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways over the next few weeks will resume service to additional markets and ramp up service to several others. ... KEEP READINGBA CEO: Recovery Will Be Very Long, with Some Changes PermanentBy Molly DysonBritish Airways chairman and CEO Alex Cruz on Wednesday appeared by video link in front of the U.K. Parliament's Transport Select Committee to update... KEEP READINGUnited Plans Fleetwide Use of Antimicrobial ProductBy Michael B. BakerUnited Airlines will use an antimicrobial coating product across its full fleet by the end of the year, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGSouthwest Extends Distanced Seating Policy to Nov. 30By Michael B. BakerSouthwest Airlines has extended its distanced seating policy by a month, now in place through Nov. 30. ... KEEP READINGDelta to Avoid Involuntary Furloughs for Flight Attendants, Ground CrewsBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will not have to implement involuntary furloughs for flight attendants or frontline ground employees next month, CEO Ed Bastian said in... KEEP READINGWestJet to Increase Network in OctoberBy Michael B. BakerIn October, WestJet will increase its network to 48 destinations, including 39 in Canada and nine international.... KEEP READINGSixt Launches Subscription Service as Latest U.S. Expansion TacticOn the heels of its recent expansion in U.S. locations, Sixt in recent weeks launched a new subscription plan, Sixt Plus, for U.S. customers, in which... KEEP READINGTAP to Expand Network to Europe, Africa in Summer 2021By Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal will add six new routes within Europe and to Africa next summer, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGOneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Lufthansa Group to Hike GDS SurchargeBy Jay BoehmerLufthansa Group on Oct. 1 will raise its global distribution system surcharge to €19 from €16 per ticket, the carrier confirmed, with upward adjustments... KEEP READINGRwandAir to Resume Service to London and BrusselsBy Michael B. BakerKigali-based RwandAir will restart service to both London and Brussels on Oct. 3, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGQatar to Build Network into OctoberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways over the next few weeks will resume service to additional markets and ramp up service to several others. ... KEEP READINGBA CEO: Recovery Will Be Very Long, with Some Changes PermanentBy Molly DysonBritish Airways chairman and CEO Alex Cruz on Wednesday appeared by video link in front of the U.K. Parliament's Transport Select Committee to update... KEEP READINGUnited Plans Fleetwide Use of Antimicrobial ProductBy Michael B. BakerUnited Airlines will use an antimicrobial coating product across its full fleet by the end of the year, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGSouthwest Extends Distanced Seating Policy to Nov. 30By Michael B. BakerSouthwest Airlines has extended its distanced seating policy by a month, now in place through Nov. 30. ... KEEP READINGDelta to Avoid Involuntary Furloughs for Flight Attendants, Ground CrewsBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will not have to implement involuntary furloughs for flight attendants or frontline ground employees next month, CEO Ed Bastian said in... KEEP READINGWestJet to Increase Network in OctoberBy Michael B. BakerIn October, WestJet will increase its network to 48 destinations, including 39 in Canada and nine international.... KEEP READINGSixt Launches Subscription Service as Latest U.S. Expansion TacticOn the heels of its recent expansion in U.S. locations, Sixt in recent weeks launched a new subscription plan, Sixt Plus, for U.S. customers, in which... KEEP READINGTAP to Expand Network to Europe, Africa in Summer 2021By Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal will add six new routes within Europe and to Africa next summer, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGOneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
RwandAir to Resume Service to London and BrusselsBy Michael B. BakerKigali-based RwandAir will restart service to both London and Brussels on Oct. 3, the carrier announced.... KEEP READINGQatar to Build Network into OctoberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways over the next few weeks will resume service to additional markets and ramp up service to several others. ... KEEP READINGBA CEO: Recovery Will Be Very Long, with Some Changes PermanentBy Molly DysonBritish Airways chairman and CEO Alex Cruz on Wednesday appeared by video link in front of the U.K. Parliament's Transport Select Committee to update... KEEP READINGUnited Plans Fleetwide Use of Antimicrobial ProductBy Michael B. BakerUnited Airlines will use an antimicrobial coating product across its full fleet by the end of the year, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGSouthwest Extends Distanced Seating Policy to Nov. 30By Michael B. BakerSouthwest Airlines has extended its distanced seating policy by a month, now in place through Nov. 30. ... KEEP READINGDelta to Avoid Involuntary Furloughs for Flight Attendants, Ground CrewsBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will not have to implement involuntary furloughs for flight attendants or frontline ground employees next month, CEO Ed Bastian said in... KEEP READINGWestJet to Increase Network in OctoberBy Michael B. BakerIn October, WestJet will increase its network to 48 destinations, including 39 in Canada and nine international.... KEEP READINGSixt Launches Subscription Service as Latest U.S. Expansion TacticOn the heels of its recent expansion in U.S. locations, Sixt in recent weeks launched a new subscription plan, Sixt Plus, for U.S. customers, in which... KEEP READINGTAP to Expand Network to Europe, Africa in Summer 2021By Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal will add six new routes within Europe and to Africa next summer, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGOneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Qatar to Build Network into OctoberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways over the next few weeks will resume service to additional markets and ramp up service to several others. ... KEEP READINGBA CEO: Recovery Will Be Very Long, with Some Changes PermanentBy Molly DysonBritish Airways chairman and CEO Alex Cruz on Wednesday appeared by video link in front of the U.K. Parliament's Transport Select Committee to update... KEEP READINGUnited Plans Fleetwide Use of Antimicrobial ProductBy Michael B. BakerUnited Airlines will use an antimicrobial coating product across its full fleet by the end of the year, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGSouthwest Extends Distanced Seating Policy to Nov. 30By Michael B. BakerSouthwest Airlines has extended its distanced seating policy by a month, now in place through Nov. 30. ... KEEP READINGDelta to Avoid Involuntary Furloughs for Flight Attendants, Ground CrewsBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will not have to implement involuntary furloughs for flight attendants or frontline ground employees next month, CEO Ed Bastian said in... KEEP READINGWestJet to Increase Network in OctoberBy Michael B. BakerIn October, WestJet will increase its network to 48 destinations, including 39 in Canada and nine international.... KEEP READINGSixt Launches Subscription Service as Latest U.S. Expansion TacticOn the heels of its recent expansion in U.S. locations, Sixt in recent weeks launched a new subscription plan, Sixt Plus, for U.S. customers, in which... KEEP READINGTAP to Expand Network to Europe, Africa in Summer 2021By Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal will add six new routes within Europe and to Africa next summer, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGOneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
BA CEO: Recovery Will Be Very Long, with Some Changes PermanentBy Molly DysonBritish Airways chairman and CEO Alex Cruz on Wednesday appeared by video link in front of the U.K. Parliament's Transport Select Committee to update... KEEP READINGUnited Plans Fleetwide Use of Antimicrobial ProductBy Michael B. BakerUnited Airlines will use an antimicrobial coating product across its full fleet by the end of the year, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGSouthwest Extends Distanced Seating Policy to Nov. 30By Michael B. BakerSouthwest Airlines has extended its distanced seating policy by a month, now in place through Nov. 30. ... KEEP READINGDelta to Avoid Involuntary Furloughs for Flight Attendants, Ground CrewsBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will not have to implement involuntary furloughs for flight attendants or frontline ground employees next month, CEO Ed Bastian said in... KEEP READINGWestJet to Increase Network in OctoberBy Michael B. BakerIn October, WestJet will increase its network to 48 destinations, including 39 in Canada and nine international.... KEEP READINGSixt Launches Subscription Service as Latest U.S. Expansion TacticOn the heels of its recent expansion in U.S. locations, Sixt in recent weeks launched a new subscription plan, Sixt Plus, for U.S. customers, in which... KEEP READINGTAP to Expand Network to Europe, Africa in Summer 2021By Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal will add six new routes within Europe and to Africa next summer, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGOneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
United Plans Fleetwide Use of Antimicrobial ProductBy Michael B. BakerUnited Airlines will use an antimicrobial coating product across its full fleet by the end of the year, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGSouthwest Extends Distanced Seating Policy to Nov. 30By Michael B. BakerSouthwest Airlines has extended its distanced seating policy by a month, now in place through Nov. 30. ... KEEP READINGDelta to Avoid Involuntary Furloughs for Flight Attendants, Ground CrewsBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will not have to implement involuntary furloughs for flight attendants or frontline ground employees next month, CEO Ed Bastian said in... KEEP READINGWestJet to Increase Network in OctoberBy Michael B. BakerIn October, WestJet will increase its network to 48 destinations, including 39 in Canada and nine international.... KEEP READINGSixt Launches Subscription Service as Latest U.S. Expansion TacticOn the heels of its recent expansion in U.S. locations, Sixt in recent weeks launched a new subscription plan, Sixt Plus, for U.S. customers, in which... KEEP READINGTAP to Expand Network to Europe, Africa in Summer 2021By Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal will add six new routes within Europe and to Africa next summer, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGOneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Southwest Extends Distanced Seating Policy to Nov. 30By Michael B. BakerSouthwest Airlines has extended its distanced seating policy by a month, now in place through Nov. 30. ... KEEP READINGDelta to Avoid Involuntary Furloughs for Flight Attendants, Ground CrewsBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will not have to implement involuntary furloughs for flight attendants or frontline ground employees next month, CEO Ed Bastian said in... KEEP READINGWestJet to Increase Network in OctoberBy Michael B. BakerIn October, WestJet will increase its network to 48 destinations, including 39 in Canada and nine international.... KEEP READINGSixt Launches Subscription Service as Latest U.S. Expansion TacticOn the heels of its recent expansion in U.S. locations, Sixt in recent weeks launched a new subscription plan, Sixt Plus, for U.S. customers, in which... KEEP READINGTAP to Expand Network to Europe, Africa in Summer 2021By Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal will add six new routes within Europe and to Africa next summer, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGOneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Delta to Avoid Involuntary Furloughs for Flight Attendants, Ground CrewsBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will not have to implement involuntary furloughs for flight attendants or frontline ground employees next month, CEO Ed Bastian said in... KEEP READINGWestJet to Increase Network in OctoberBy Michael B. BakerIn October, WestJet will increase its network to 48 destinations, including 39 in Canada and nine international.... KEEP READINGSixt Launches Subscription Service as Latest U.S. Expansion TacticOn the heels of its recent expansion in U.S. locations, Sixt in recent weeks launched a new subscription plan, Sixt Plus, for U.S. customers, in which... KEEP READINGTAP to Expand Network to Europe, Africa in Summer 2021By Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal will add six new routes within Europe and to Africa next summer, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGOneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
WestJet to Increase Network in OctoberBy Michael B. BakerIn October, WestJet will increase its network to 48 destinations, including 39 in Canada and nine international.... KEEP READINGSixt Launches Subscription Service as Latest U.S. Expansion TacticOn the heels of its recent expansion in U.S. locations, Sixt in recent weeks launched a new subscription plan, Sixt Plus, for U.S. customers, in which... KEEP READINGTAP to Expand Network to Europe, Africa in Summer 2021By Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal will add six new routes within Europe and to Africa next summer, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGOneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Sixt Launches Subscription Service as Latest U.S. Expansion TacticOn the heels of its recent expansion in U.S. locations, Sixt in recent weeks launched a new subscription plan, Sixt Plus, for U.S. customers, in which... KEEP READINGTAP to Expand Network to Europe, Africa in Summer 2021By Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal will add six new routes within Europe and to Africa next summer, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGOneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
TAP to Expand Network to Europe, Africa in Summer 2021By Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal will add six new routes within Europe and to Africa next summer, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGOneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Oneworld Airlines Pledge Carbon Neutrality within 30 YearsBy Michael B. BakerThe 13 members of the Oneworld airline alliance have pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the alliance said. ... KEEP READINGIAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles
IAG Planning Capacity Cuts Due to Travel RestrictionsBy Molly DysonInternational Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, among other carriers, is planning to cut capacity to 60 percent of 2019... KEEP READINGMore Articles