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CAPA Live: Southeast Asia’s air travel market stalls
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CAPA has launched a series of online events highlighting the people and issues confronting the airline and travel industries. Held monthly, the...
European aviation continues to stall – COVID testing urgently needed
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It is a sure sign that things are desperate when Europe 's airlines, pilot unions and airports all agree. Jonathan Hinkles, CEO of...
Air cargo upturn can't offset slumping airline passenger revenue
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Cargo payload capacity is outperforming passenger capacity, falling less at the depths of the COVID-19 crisis and recovering more quickly,...
Latin America reopens and airlines try to gauge demand
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Latin America is slowly beginning to open up, and some border restrictions are easing as the region and the world adjust to the reality...
British Airways' Alex Cruz takes the fall
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When Willie Walsh became British Airways CEO some 15 years ago, his mandate was to drag the flag carrier into the 21st century. He did...
Corporate travel. A glass quarter-full is still plenty
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Where do we go from here? In which Johnny Thorsen argues the case for a glass quarter full…. In case you haven’t already done...
No easy answers for US airlines as staff furloughs loom large
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In order to avoid massive industry furloughs on 01-Oct-20, US airlines and labour groups have been engaged in an intense lobbying...
Loyalty programmes help rescue their airline owners
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The coronavirus pandemic is causing havoc in the airline industry. Loyalty programmes are helping airlines navigate the storm in various ways,...
Australian domestic airlines promote state border openings
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Quarantines and other restrictions imposed on travel between certain states in Australia have forced airlines to cut back many of...
Riga Airport seeks to become a north European air traffic hub
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Among what is an increasing number of positive statements being made by airport managers about infrastructure investment, Latvia 's ...