Air Transport World

ICAO has been roundly praised by the global aviation community for its “takeoff guidance,” published June 2 and setting out recommended practices for safe air travel while the pandemic continues.

This webinar took place June 2, 2020 Over the decades, Sir Tim Clark has been instrumental in making Emirates into the airline it is today, operating

Ask the Editors: Various border shutdowns and country-specific quarantine rules are complicating air travel.

What is your opinion regarding the future of the aviation industry in India?

This webinar took place May 28, 2020 Convincing potential passengers that flying is safe, fun and responsible will be a major challenge for the

Their customers are grounded, but airlines are working to keep them loyal.

The frequent-flyer program (FFP) is a key communications tool and should be leveraged to keep members informed and interested in the airline during

No one can escape the consequences of COVID-19, including airline loyalty programs. But in many ways, the programs could play a particularly relevant

Patterns emerge of where and when people are willing to fly.

As airliners begin to fly again, the pandemic outbreak may prove to have a longer-lasting impact on industry efforts to boost sustainability, but eco

Subhas Menon joined the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) as its new director general as the industry entered a crisis of unprecedented

Airlines want a harmonized set of hygiene standards, but it’s a difficult goal.

Smart airlines are doing more than a spring clean of their cabins.

It will be a long time before air travel returns to pre-crisis levels, but international services will take far longer than domestic to restore.

Ethiopian Airlines is Africa‘s largest carrier and has been through many crises in its 75-year history, including the 2019 crash of one of its Boeing 737 MAXs. Tewolde Gebremariam describes how the airline is facing the global COVID-19 pandemic.

This webinar took place May 19, 2020 How will airline partnerships adapt to the momentous changes in the global air transport industry? When the Star

US virus aid act unbalances aviation.

Ask the Editors: Airline cabins are already quite safe, and many airlines now require face coverings throughout flight and in airports.

This webinar took place May 7, 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic is changing how we travel, prompting conversation of what measures are necessary as

As the traveling public slowly emerges from COVID-19 lockdowns and begins to fly again, the demand for inflight connectivity (IFC) will shift from being a perk to being considered more of a human right, commercial air transport experts predict.

Ask the Editors: Geography and state aid are key factors; regional and low-cost carriers will likely be early consolidation targets.

Some four years ago, American billionaire investor and Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett thrilled the US major airlines when he bought stakes in each

Ask the Editors: Air Transport World Editor-in-Chief Karen Walker answers.

Smaller European regional carriers that have government participation or serve niche markets are the airlines most likely to emerge from the current

This webinar took place April 28, 2020 With record falls in passenger demand, airports around the world are facing long periods of inactivity and