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Tuesday, 6 October 2020
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Corporate travel. A glass quarter-full is still plenty
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By CAPA - Centre for AviationWhere do we go from here? In which Johnny Thorsen argues the case for a glass quarter full…. In case you haven’t already done...
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No easy answers for US airlines as staff furloughs loom large
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By CAPA - Centre for AviationIn order to avoid massive industry furloughs on 01-Oct-20, US airlines and labour groups have been engaged in an intense lobbying...
Monday, 5 October 2020
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OAG Coronavirus Update - Week Thirty-Eight 32,000 Professionals Furloughed As Capacity Stabilises
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By OAGIn the week that some 32,000 aviation professionals’ careers were placed at risk in the United States as the CARES Act expires, it feels like a...
Tuesday, 29 September 2020
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Transatlantic Turmoil Potential US$10 Billion Risk Looming
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By OAGAt this time of year many scheduled airlines are normally smiling. The Summer season is over, pressure on load factors eases whilst the accountants...
Monday, 28 September 2020
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OAG Coronavirus Update - Week Thirty-Seven Signs of a Golden Week For Aviation Although We’ve Broken The Billion Lost Seats Mark
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By OAGThis is the week when the one billion mark occurred; since the 20th January we have now seen over one billion fewer scheduled seats planned that...
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Loyalty programmes help rescue their airline owners
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By CAPA - Centre for AviationThe coronavirus pandemic is causing havoc in the airline industry. Loyalty programmes are helping airlines navigate the storm in various ways,...
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Australian domestic airlines promote state border openings
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By CAPA - Centre for AviationQuarantines and other restrictions imposed on travel between certain states in Australia have forced airlines to cut back many of...
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Riga Airport seeks to become a north European air traffic hub
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By CAPA - Centre for AviationAmong what is an increasing number of positive statements being made by airport managers about infrastructure investment, Latvia 's ...
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European airline capacity outlook. Uncertainty & COVID-19 cases rise
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By CAPA - Centre for AviationCOVID-19 cases in Europe reached 360,000 in the week of 14-Sep-2020 – 167% more than the week of 6-Jul-2020 and 100,000 more...
Thursday, 24 September 2020
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US Major’s Heading for a Thanksgiving Roasting
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By OAGThroughout 2020 scheduled airlines have been looking for glimmers of hope in a recovery, but it looks like the last hope of the year Thanksgiving...
Monday, 21 September 2020
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OAG Coronavirus Update – Week Thirty-Six When Everyone Went Nowhere
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By OAGIn the week that Qantas introduced flights to nowhere that sold out in ten minutes it is perhaps no surprise that scheduled airline capacity also...
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ACI EUROPE: aviation is ‘unsustainable’; call to end quarantines
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By CAPA - Centre for AviationA war of words is developing rapidly between representatives of the air transport business and governments over whether passengers should be...
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Canadas airlines remain in a dangerous state of limbo
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By CAPA - Centre for AviationIn the Americas, airlines outside the United States have, comparatively, received little government support, and in some cases...
Wednesday, 16 September 2020
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Londons Airports Battle for Premier League Positions
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By OAGThere are few cities in the world that offer as much airport choice as London; five major airports and a sixth if you include what was the UK’s...
Tuesday, 15 September 2020
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Aviation returns to the 1930s
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By CAPA - Centre for AviationThere’s been much talk about the post-COVID-19 industry reverting to the profile of the 1970s, with its reduced traffic levels, the prospect...
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Colombia reopens. Will air travel demand materialise?
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By CAPA - Centre for AviationThe decision by Colombia ’s government to resume some commercial aviation operations is being welcomed by the industry. But with the...
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COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc on Canadian aviation
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By CAPA - Centre for AviationCanada ’s initial travel restrictions have been firmly in place since Mar-2020, and have created challenges for the country’s...
Monday, 7 September 2020
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OAG Coronavirus Update - Week Thirty-Four Probably 15 Million Seats to Be Cut Before Month End
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By OAGThe first full week of September capacity follows the recent trend and we are now into the fifth consecutive week of capacity declines from what...
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COVID-19 forces major change across Asia-Pacific airline industry
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By CAPA - Centre for AviationAirlines in the Asia-Pacific region have two priorities at the moment – short term survival, and figuring out how they need to adjust to the...
Tuesday, 1 September 2020
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OAG Coronavirus Update – Week Thirty Five Waving Goodbye to The Recovery
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By OAGThe increasing fear, or indeed reality of a second wave of Covid-19 in the last week appears to have had little immediate impact on weekly capacity.