COVID-19
Examining the bounceback of corporate air travel
In our monthly check-in with the Cirium team, we examine how the all-important corporate air travel market is making a return
Why is Ireland the world's aircraft leasing capital?
More than 60% of the world’s leased aircraft are managed by Irish companies. Why is this and what does the future of the industry look like? Tom Batchelor reports
What next for Europe's airlines?
Confidence in the summer travel season set against worries by rising fuel prices – Europe’s airlines face a complex environment, finds Mark Broadbent
London Gatwick’s growing optimism
The green shoots of recovery are starting to appear at London/Gatwick as the West Sussex airport recorded a reduction in its annual losses while it sets its sights on a strong summer ahead.
IATA: Passenger numbers to recover in 2024
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) expects overall traveller numbers to reach 4 billion in 2024, exceeding pre-COVID-19 levels
Skyguide’s 2021 results heavily impacted by the pandemic
The Corona pandemic again weighed heavily on the Swiss aviation industry in 2021
Airports sector welcomes travel recommendations
Trade bodies representing the aviation sector have responded positively to the latest pandemic-end travel recommendations
Heading 'Down Under' to Broome Airport
While Broome International Airport is often viewed as the gateway to a tropical retreat, it also plays a critical role serving the local community and industry. Chris Frame chats with the site’s CEO, Paul McSweeney, about the airport’s latest struggles and successes.
Spanish charge decision welcome, says IATA
IATA has welcomed the Spanish government’s rejection of operator AENA’s proposal to recoup COVID-19 losses by raising airport charges
IATA welcomes ICAO HML
IATA has welcomed the creation by ICAO of a global directory of public keys required for authentication of health credentials