Will it be a Hot Summer for U.S. Airlines?
The vaccination campaign in the U.S. has made huge progress and now almost 220 million Americans have been vaccinated and CDC has just announced...
Month: May 2021
IATA Data Suggests Air Travel Bouncing Back
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New data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) suggests that while air travel numbers are still down, they are bouncing back.
Japanese Airlines Eye Low-Cost To Drive Post-Pandemic Growth
While there is still plenty of uncertainty over when or if travel demand will make a full-fledged recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, Japan's two...
Qantas has pushed back the restart date for most of its international network after the federal budget revealed Australia's border will likely remain shut...
Australia’s border will remain shut until at least 2022.
Australia's border will stay shut until at least 2022, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says.
Emirates plans to reach 70 per cent of pre-pandemic capacity by the end of 2021 even as a slew of new travel restrictions weigh...
Qantas Launches Supermoon Scenic Flight
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Qantas will hold a one-off flight giving passengers the best view of this month’s rare supermoon and full lunar eclipse combo.
Qantas boss Alan Joyce has conceded the airline may not be able to restart international flights again by October as he had hoped but...
Under the latest traffic light scheme, the UK government confirmed a ‘green list' of quarantine-free travel destinations on Friday.
Thailand, 47% of Hotels Expected to Close in The Next 3 Months
The surge of the pandemic in Thailand is beginning to start lining up some bigger casualties. Thailand was preparing to start opening up to...
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