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United Airlines is operating under planning assumptions that president Scott Kirby called “much more severe than anything we’ve seen anyone else publish.”

China is next week set to welcome back a further 2 million departure seats to its network as the first market to be affected by COVID-19 coronavirus continues to recover.

Lyon Airport's CCO Pierre Grosmaire explains more about the airport's growth in recent years, having increased passenger numbers from 8.7 million in 2015 to 11.7 million in 2019.

US airlines merged and restructured to be able to withstand an extraneous shock such as COVID-19, Doug Parker says.

Norway's mature domestic market means the airline is looking abroad for expansion.

Hybrid carrier airBaltic’s strong return to growth since 2016 is helping to drive traffic in the Baltic country.

La Aurora International Airport serves Guatemala City, the capital of Guatemala, with Avianca the largest provider of seat capacity in the country’s market.

Norwegian and Air France are altering their networks in response to the demand slump caused by the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus.

Volotea plans to open up to four new bases in Spain and further increase its route network as part of an agreement designed to ease International Airlines Group’s purchase of Air Europa.

More flights are being cut and 10 Qantas A380s have been grounded.

Regional airline’s move comes on the heels of Trans States Airlines’ planned shutdown.

The airline will keep operating its service from New York JFK to Rome.

The current crisis means that the relationships we've forged are more important than ever.

State-owned and operated flag carrier Myanmar National Airlines is the biggest airline in Myanmar’s market by capacity, with the capital Yangon home to the largest airport.

Guernsey-based Aurigny has become the latest airline to take over routes previously operated by Flybe.

Italian flag carrier Alitalia has suspended Milan Malpensa flights as part of efforts to control the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak in northern Italy. American Airlines and LATAM Airlines Group have also halted flights to Milan.

The airline noted that passengers flying from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport will be able to connect to flights to Hawaii and Asia.

New York, Boston and London are among the largest markets from the west Atlantic Ocean island group.

This week: Pegasus Airlines is adding more capacity into Israel; Viva Air Colombia is moving into a market vacated by Avianca; and Delta Air Lines is resuming service between Seattle and Dallas/Ft. Worth after a 14-year hiatus.

The newly relaunched Eastern Airlines has been approved to operate flights to all countries with which the US has an Open Skies agreement.

The ULCC will base two aircraft at Concord-Padgett Regional Airport near Charlotte starting Oct. 7.

Most of the new flights will commence on March 29.

The cuts include an already announced 40% reduction in flights to Italy.

The first of the services will commence on March 16.

Zurich International is Switzerland's largest international gateway and the hub for national carrier Swiss.