Technology provider for the air transport industry SITA has shed new light on how technology is helping airports and airlines safely resume operations and help implement new hygiene measures ...

US airline passengers who refuse to wear face coverings during the novel coronavirus pandemic could have their flying privileges revoked under tougher enforcement policies ...

Financially, 2020 will go down as the “worst” year in the history of commercial aviation as it faces the gravest peacetime crisis following the Covid-19 outbreak.

The highly competitive European aviation market is now witnessing a peculiar type of competition as government-backed aid is now targeted at some specific airlines ...

The coronavirus pandemic has dealt airlines an unprecedented blow -- to get back in business they will have to reinstill confidence in travellers and avoid a patchwork of restrictions ...

British Airways is preparing to cut almost 30% of its 42,000 workforce as the coronavirus crisis continues to batter the aviation industry, leaving airlines’ future planning in tatters ...

Travel restrictions and confidence effects, compounded by a coronavirus-induced global recession have taken a huge toll on the global airline industry, which is estimated to lose up to $314bn in 2020.

European airlines demanded urgent tax relief to avoid multiple bankruptcies, as coronavirus disruption continued to spread around the global industry on Tuesday.

Airlines worldwide face an unprecedented existential threat as the coronavirus shuts down global travel, leaving governments with controversial and costly decisions about which carriers to bail out

Airlines around the world said they would make more drastic cuts to their flying schedules, shed jobs and seek government aid after countries further tightened border restrictions due to the fast spreading coronavirus.

With novel coronavirus outbreak disrupting global travel industry, airline revenues are likely to fall by $4bn to $5bn in the first quarter of this year.

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