14% of Americans Plan to Travel in April
The study seeks to understand American travelers’ plans and concerns, helping to better illuminate the travel crisis as it unfolds.
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Latest aviation news and information about airlines, airports, aviation and the air travel industry
Cuba to Cease All International Flights
Following requests by Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez to suspend flights between the U.S. and Cuba, the Cuban government will cease all international flights.
KLM Implement Social Distancing Onboard
The current situation calls for a series of measures that KLM implements in order to carry out its operation as safely as possible for passengers and crew.
COVID-19 to Wipe Out 40% of Passenger Traffic
Economic analysis by Airports Council International (ACI) World has found that, at a global level, the COVID-19 pandemic is predicted to wipe out two-fifths of passenger traffic
Loganair Converts Aircraft Into Air Ambulance
Further to a statement made today by the Cabinet Secretary for Health, Loganair can confirm it is working closely with the Scottish Ambulance Service.
Airlines Facing Rapid Cash Burn
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) published new analysis showing that airlines may burn through $61 billion of their cash reserves.
Social Distancing in Moscow Domodedovo
Domodedovo has installed special markings to help passengers keep up with the social distancing prescription.
Eastern Airways Improves Humberside-Aberdeen Schedule
Eastern Airways is making improvements to its temporary schedule on the Humberside Airport-Aberdeen route following customer feedback
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SunExpress Launches Its Winter Schedule
SunExpress has recently suspended all of its international flights as part of the travel restrictions to fight against the COVID-19 outbreak.
Delta Delivers New Standard of Cleanliness
Delta is transforming expectations for cleanliness across airports and on aircraft to deliver a new standard of clean for customers: Delta Clean.
Lufthansa Group Agrees on Short-Time Work
Lufthansa has signed agreements with its works council and trade unions to introduce short-time working for cabin and ground staff in Frankfurt and Munich.
SAS Relaunch Lakselv Flights After a 17-year Gap
SAS starts flying the line Oslo – Lakselv, April 17 after 17 years of absence. SAS thus meets a strong desire for a direct route that will provide a more efficient flight connection to Nordkapp’s nearest airport.
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Cancellation of Transavia Flights Extended
Transavia previously announced that it would not be running scheduled flights until April 15, this period has been extended.
Coronavirus Effect on Airports
Major airports in the UK and Europe have been left almost empty as demand for air travel has fallen following the worldwide COVID-19 outbreak.
easyJet Grounded Majority of Fleet
Following the country lockdowns, travel restrictions and changes to travel advice across its network, easyJet has taken the decision to ground the majority of its fleet