Aviation sector recovery is not yet on the horizon. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced a revised outlook for airline industry performance in 2020 and 2021.

Pandemic-induced crisis continues to be devastating and unrelenting for the global economy, aviation industry in particular.

IATA downgraded its traffic forecast for the Middle East for 2020 and said it expected to see only 60mn travellers in the region this year compared to 203mn in 2019.

For countries still battling with high levels of Covid-19 spreading inside the country (such as the UK and the US) recovery is not yet on the horizon for their respective aviation industries.

A campaign by coronavirus-stricken aviation giants to persuade the world it's safe to fly has been questioned by one of the scientists whose research it draws upon.

As the world is fighting to get out of the grips of the Covid-19 pandemic, the aviation industry goes through an unimaginably difficult time, seeing demand destruction, burning through cash and struggling to stay afloat.

Global airlines called on Tuesday for airport Covid-19 tests for all departing international passengers to replace the quarantines they blame for exacerbating the travel slump.

The coronavirus pandemic has decimated air travel globally. Airlines worldwide have been largely grounded since mid-March.

If there’s one certainty amid all of the uncertainty…it’s this — we all need up mask up.

Fraudsters seem to have taken advantage of the Covid-19 pandemic to increase the pace of their nefarious activities, targeting even the airline industry.

The Covid-19 pandemic has plunged the global airline industry into its deepest peace-time crisis ever.

Major airlines have asked for a joint coronavirus testing programme, so that travel may resume between the US and Europe, home to some of the world’s most prominent and profitable air routes ...