Airlines

The International Air Transport Association sees traffic recovering to just 30 percent of 2019 levels by the end of this year.

The Council on Aviation Recovery Task Force (CART) expects to issue guidelines on testing for Covid in late October or early November.

Industry leaders complained about fragmentation in national government Covid regulations.

The UK government is considering introducing a test days after arriving in the country with a shorter self-isolation period of seven days.

Grounded since April last year, debt-laded Jet Airways appears positioned to restart operations early in 2021.

The UK's Information Commissioner’s Office imposed its largest penalty ever against BA for processing personal data without adequate security measures.

The plan for antigen testing to start at Paris airports as soon as next month drew kudos from IATA.

Chinese airlines in September carried 98 percent of the domestic traffic posted during the same month in 2019.

Carrying $19 billion in liquidity, United Airlines expects to resume positive cash flow before any other network carrier.

Malaysia Aviation Group had decided to expand Firefly's fleet with jets, possibly Malaysia Airlines Boeing 737-800s.

ATR operator Sky Express prepares for a foray into jets with an order from Airbus for four A320neos and a lease deal with ACG Aviation Capital for two.

ACI Europe, Airlines for Europe, and IATA continue to call for a pre-departure Covid testing protocol to replace quarantines.

International Airlines Group's new chief executive Luis Gallego has replaced the BA chief executive after a turbulent process of downsizing at the airline.

Malaysian LCC AirAsia X wants to resume flying “in the coming months” but first needs to restructure its debts.

Airlines stand to burn a total of $77 billion during the second half of the year.

The continuing Covid crisis has left Singapore desperate for ways to stimulate traffic.

After a “thorough business review,” AirAsia Group decided to pull the plug on its Japanese subsidiary.

Emirates says it inadvertently failed to remove its JetBlue code while flying over the Tehran FIR.

Roughly 32,000 employees of United and American Airlines stand subject to layoff.

The world's largest annual human migration sees Chinese airlines plan major capacity increases.

Regional Express has signed letters of intent with two lessors for the delivery of six Boeing 737-800s.

Bamboo Airways has begun the first jet service to Con Dao Island off the southern coast of Vietnam.

A letter of agreement between United Airlines and the Air Line Pilots Association prevents any involuntary layoffs until June 2021.

Colombia’s flag carrier has scheduled international service to start on September 28 from Medellin to Miami and New York.

Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways each plan to increase service to China in the coming days.

Antigen testing before each flight should take the place of quarantine measures, according to IATA director general Alexandre de Juniac.

Lessees prepare to return more than 1,000 commercial aircraft without “clear options” for onward placement.

According to EASA executive director Patrick Ky, agency data shows that air transport does not generate new coronavirus infections.

While announcing her intention to extend a waiver of the “use-it-or-lose-it” rule, European transport commissioner Adina Valean lamented shortcomings.

California-based Boutique Air serves 29 U.S. airports in 17 states nationwide, operating a fleet of 27 Pilatus PC-12-45 and PC-12-47 aircraft.