Coronavirus

One day after the UK’s “freedom day,” the U.S. State Department has issued a do not travel advisory to the country due to rising COVID-19 infections.

Mexico’s missteps after decades of growth are a reminder of the importance of political leadership and creative policy in times of crisis.

A common vaccination passport in Asia will be vital in giving more "conservative" governments the confidence to restore international connectivity.

Domestic flights to and from Bangkok and other high-risk regions are set to be suspended.

One U.S. major airline is confident that an across-the-board recovery is coming.

A&D should be an enviable career, but as the U.S. sees a vast migration of workers, industry fears being left behind.

The Irish government has announced that starting July 19 it will allow non-essential international travel again as it introduces the EU Digital COVID Certificate, designed to facilitate flying within Europe.

With a fuel tax, SAF quotas and emissions-trading changes, "Fit for 55" adds up to higher airline operating costs.

ACI World estimated that collectively airports around the globe will see a $108 billion reduction in revenue in 2021 compared to pre-pandemic forecasts.

While airlines in the region are looking to cut costs, many environmental initiatives are advancing.

According to the EGC ruling, the measure does not discriminate against Ryanair and Laudamotion.

For Europe’s airlines enjoying the summer resurgence of demand, more COVID-shaped clouds are most likely on the horizon.

There could be an opportunity for AirAsia’s Indonesian unit to improve its market position when travel restrictions ease in Indonesia, according to AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes.

Following Argentina’s recent decision to lower the cap of passengers arriving on international flights, LATAM Airlines group has been forced to cancel service from Brazil and Chile to the neighboring country.

UK airlines have expressed relief following the UK government’s decision to ease England’s strict COVID-19 entry requirements.

Which wearable technologies will gain traction in MRO and which ones are not living up to the hype?

How the UK’s commercial aftermarket is navigating the crisis and its aftermath.

Focus will be on digital products, leveraging its own intellectual property.

Examining maintenance demand trends for the Airbus A320 aircraft family as many return to service.

Recent examples show that airlines in Asia-Pacific are willing to devote resources to sustainability efforts at a time when they are also looking under every rock to cut costs.

Airlines need flexibility on slot rules to continue as long as pandemic-related restrictions remain in place, IATA slot experts said during an online briefing July 8.

Key takeaways from Aviation Week’s MRO BEER virtual event in June.

Dave Davis, president and CFO at Sun Country Airlines, talks about how the airline’s new asset policy will aid its MRO.

Short-haul demand picking up, but Europe’s network carriers need progress on a long-haul turnaround.

IATA Director General Willie Walsh sees a risk that the rebound of demand for air travel could be significantly faster than the increase in capacity.