Amtrak Reduces ServiceBy Michael B. BakerAmtrak has cut Northeast Corridor service between Boston, New York and Washington, D.C., to about 40 percent of its normal weekday schedule, the rail... KEEP READING
CAPA: Most Airlines Face Bankruptcy Within Less than Two MonthsBy Michael B. BakerMost global airlines will be bankrupt by the end of May, and the global aviation industry will face "catastrophe" without "coordinated government and... KEEP READING
American Airlines to Suspend Most Long-Haul Routes as of MondayBy Michael B. BakerAmerican Airlines will cut international capacity by 75 percent beginning Monday through May 6, including almost all service to Europe and Asia, due to... KEEP READING
U.S. Extends Inbound European Visitor Travel Ban To U.K., IrelandBy Chris DavisThe Trump administration has extended its ban on European travelers to visitors from the United Kingdom and Ireland, Vice President Mike Pence confirmed... KEEP READING
Delta to Cut Capacity 40 Percent, Suspend Service to Continental EuropeBy Chris DavisDelta Air Lines will suspend for at least the next 30 days flights to continental Europe and reduce overall capacity "in the next few months" by 40... KEEP READING
EC Suspends Slot Requirements Until JuneBy Michael B. BakerThe European Commission has suspended its airport slot requirement until June.... KEEP READING
Carriers Cap Transatlantic Fares, Adjust SchedulesBy Michael B. BakerU.S. carriers are capping fares for flights to the U.S. from Europe as they adjust schedules in the wake of the Trump administration's ban on non-U.S.... KEEP READING
U.S. Ban on EU Travelers Makes Outlook Grim for AirlinesBy Michael B. BakerThe Trump administration's month-long travel ban on European visitors significantly has worsened the prognosis for survival of major global airlines... KEEP READING
U.S. to Suspend Travel from EU's Schengen Area for 30 DaysBy Chris DavisPresident Donald Trump in an address Wednesday night announced that the U.S. would suspend "all travel from Europe to the United States for the next 30... KEEP READING
FAA Relaxes Slot Use Requirements Through MayBy Michael B. BakerThe U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is waiving minimum slot-use requirements at U.S. airports, giving carriers more leeway to cancel flights as... KEEP READING
U.S. Carriers Further Cut Domestic Capacity Amid Covid-19 FearsBy Michael B. BakerUnited Airlines is deepening its planned domestic capacity cuts as Delta Air Lines and American Airlines on Tuesday each announced its own capacity... KEEP READING
Airlines Continue to Manage Against Covid-19 FalloutBy Michael B. BakerAirlines are continuing to adjust policies and schedules amid cratering demand as Covid-19 outbreak fears intensify. ... KEEP READING
Flybe Collapse Poses Challenge for Regional ConnectivityBy Molly DysonWith the recent news of the collapse of Flybe, many across the U.K. are now questioning what the carrier's demise means for regional connectivity.... KEEP READING
Uber Has Been Adding Surcharges in London to Increase Electric Vehicle AdoptionBy Dawit HabtemariamUber since April 2019 has been adding a per-mile surcharge of 15 pence to rides in London in an effort to speed up electric vehicle adoption in the... KEEP READING
Flybe Shuts DownBy Michael B. BakerU.K. carrier Flybe entered administration on Thursday, abruptly ending operations and grounding all flights.... KEEP READING
More Articles