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  • Coronavirus set to cost the world’s airlines up to $314bn

    April 14, 2020

    The coronavirus pandemic will cost global airlines up to $314bn (£249.6bn) in revenues, industry body the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has said. The figure reflects a 55 per cent fall in passenger revenues year-on-year, with air traffic expected to decline by 48 per cent. In March IATA had estimated a hit of $252bn, which [...]

  • Coronavirus: Virgin Australia to ground all but one domestic flight and seeks state aid

    April 9, 2020

    Embattled Virgin Australia has said it will ground all domestic flights except a single daily trip from Sydney to Melbourne due to coronavirus, and is seeking AU$1.4bn (£707m) in government aid. The severely reduced programme will run through to 15 June at the earliest. It is understood that Virgin is seeking the cash in the [...]

  • Airlines set to save millions as air traffic control payments deferred

    April 8, 2020

    The UK’s airlines could save tens of millions of pounds a month after European governments took steps to allow them to defer payments for using UK and European airspace for 14 months. The new measures, which were agreed by air traffic body Eurocontrol’s member states, will cover the period between February and May 2020. In [...]

  • Coronavirus: Global airlines warn that up to 25m jobs at risk

    April 7, 2020

    Aviation industry body the International Air Transport Association has said that up to 25m jobs could be at risk due to the global slump in travel as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. According to IATA chief executive Alexandre de Juniac, worldwide demand has slumped 70 per cent due to the crisis, with the figure [...]

  • Coronavirus: British Airways owner IAG suspends 90 per cent of flights

    April 2, 2020

    British Airways owner IAG has said it will now suspend 90 per cent of its flights, up from the 75 per cent previously announced, as the airline industry looks to protect itself against the coronavirus outbreak. IAG joins other UK airlines such as Ryanair and Easyjet, who have both suspended all or almost all of [...]

  • Coronavirus: UK airports renew calls for government aid as passenger numbers plummet

    March 31, 2020

    The UK’s aviation sector has renewed calls for the government to do more to prop it up through the coronavirus pandemic, as new figures showed that UK passenger numbers could drop by a third in 2020. According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the UK is on course to see 113.5m fewer passengers pass [...]

  • Qatar Airways says it will need state aid as cash begins to run out

    March 29, 2020

    Qatar Airways has become the latest airline to warn that it will need state aid in order to continue flying, the carrier’s chief executive has told Reuters. The Gulf state’s flag carrier is one of few airlines to continue operating a relatively normal schedule of flights during the coronavirus crisis. In recent weeks it has [...]

  • Coronavirus: Airports hit back at Rishi Sunak over aviation rescue u-turn

    March 26, 2020

    The UK’s airports have hit back at chancellor Rishi Sunak’s choice to “row back on [his] vital decision to stand by the aviation sector”, saying that the chancellor seems to have “little recognition” of the fact that airports have different operating models to airlines. On Tuesday Sunak said that state aid would only be given [...]

  • US senate unanimously approves $58bn package for airlines

    March 26, 2020

    Late last night the US senate voted unanimously in favour of a $58bn (£49bn) rescue package for its struggling aviation industry, which has been decimated by the plunge in travel demand caused by coronavirus. Almost half – $25bn of the total package – comes in the form of grants, which airlines will use to continue [...]

  • Coronavirus: Easyjet and Lufthansa bosses warn that industry will need state aid

    March 19, 2020

    Easyjet chief executive Johan Lundgren has warned that he expects to see “a lot of failures” in the global aviation industry due to the damage done by the coronavirus outbreak. Speaking to the BBC, Lundgren said: “I have been working in the industry for 30 years and I have never seen anything like this.” “If [...]

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