Turkish Airlines to hold off Staff Cuts for 2 years
Following the recent announcement from Turkish Airlines that the resumption of both its domestic and international flights will…
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Ryanair secures $726 million off UK government loan program
According to an article published on Bloomberg, Ryanair is set to increase its cash position with an additional…
Latvian government to inject €250 million into airBaltic
The widespread effort to preserve the health of airlines during the COVID-19 crisis has landed in the Baltics.…
Kenya Airways and Ethiopian Airlines adapt fleets for cargo use
Following a recent statement made by IATA officials at a press briefing, the African aviation industry is said…
SAA to draw its final breath as entire staff set to be laid-off
According to a document obtained by Bloomberg on the current state of South African Airways, the airline has…
Lufthansa explores bankruptcy protection amid bailout proceedings
As results from discussions concerning the 9 billion euro state-aided bailout are still to be confirmed, reports state…
EU, US bury the hatchet in 16-year old Airbus-Boeing subsidies war
The United States and European Union resolved the Airbus-Boeing government subsidies quarrel. On June 15, 2021, President of the…
EU set to lift restrictions for US travelers
The United States has been added to the list of countries whose travelers, even unvaccinated, will be able…
What does the future hold for Singapore Airlines Airbus A380?
The status of the Airbus A380 has been questioned ever since the COVID-19 pandemic took its toll on…
O’Leary: Ryanair FR4978 pilots were given no alternative to Minsk
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary qualified the forced diversion of flight FR4978 by the Belarus regime as a “premeditated…
Switzerland to let vaccinated Americans and Canadians in
The Swiss government is going to allow vaccinated US and Canadian citizens to enter Switzerland starting from June…
Hong Kong-Singapore travel bubble to finally see the daylight?
Hong Kong and Singapore will review their travel bubble arrangement in early July 2021, hinting that the long-awaited…
British Airways puts more employees on furlough despite summer season
The flag carrier of the United Kingdom, British Airways is returning employees back on furlough. The move comes…
European airlines ‘actively’ oppose climate policies, report shows
A report prepared by an investor-led climate lobbying watchdog, InfluenceMap, indicated that European airlines with the largest disclosed…
Hopes to develop intra-African connectivity despite $10.21 billion loss
The 2020 Africa air transport report, released by the African Airlines Association (AFRAA), reveals a bleak picture of…
Qatar Airways reportedly halts Airbus A350 deliveries
Doha-based Qatar Airways is reportedly halting Airbus A350 deliveries because the surface below the paint on certain A350s…
Flybe’s operating license revoked, averting slot transfer to new owner
The UK Civil Aviation Authority revoked Flybe’s operating license on June 3, 2021, after an intervention of UK…
Hong Kong Airlines to axe 50% staff, focus on cargo-only operations
The city’s second largest air carrier Hong Kong Airlines is reportedly considering cutting its workforce by half in…