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Vietjet Aviation Joint Stock Company’s business result for Q2 of 2020, a period that was impacted the most by the Covid-19 pandemic, revealed that the carrier operated a flight network of 52 domestic routes with 14,000 flights, and transported more than two million passengers.
Just in time for a summer vacation in Bavaria, TAP Air Portugal is resuming its flights from Munich.
Qatar Airways resumes three weekly flights to Helsinki on Wednesday, 29 July, becoming the only Gulf carrier to serve four Nordic capitals.
airBaltic Cargo has appointed APG Cargo as its cargo general sales agent in Ireland.
Lufthansa announced two sunny destinations from Frankfurt to Gran Canaria and Tenerife from October as the autumn holidays start in Germany.
Qatar Airways is launching another new destination during this crisis with Cebu, the Philippines joining Brisbane, Australia and Toronto, Canada as new destinations to join the airline’s global network in the past few months.
United Arab Emirates (UAE) now requires all inbound and transit passengers to carry a Covid-19 negative certificate when they are arriving via the country’s airports.
Emirates adds Seychelles to its list of flight resumptions list, following the recent announcement for Stockholm.
Moscow Domodedovo Airport expects a gradual air traffic recovery, seeing a growing demand for traveling with children. In June, over 66 thousand kids came through the airport.
Emirates will resume passenger services from Dubai to Stockholm with weekly flights from 1 August, expanding its network in Europe to 22 cities, and connecting customers from Europe to the Middle East, Asia Pacific and Africa.
Following yesterday’s news that American Airlines now offers a touchless check-in option for travelers, a new global partnership announced today will bring low-touch/touchless and automated passenger processing at airports around the world.
As passenger numbers fall in the wake of COVID-19, airports need to diversify their revenue streams in order to reduce both revenue volatility and the immediate negative effects of declining passenger traffic on their business.
American Airlines advances its technology to ease the customer experience and focus on the well-being and safety of customers and team members.
Future Travel Experience (FTE) and the Airline Passenger Experience Association (APEX) jointly launched FTE APEX Virtual Expo – a first-of-its-kind virtual trade show for the air transport industry.