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With some countries easing restrictions and non-essential travel resuming, many airlines and their marketing departments are working hard to get the message out that...

Turkish Airlines has resumed flights to the United States. The first flights bound for the United States departed on Friday night headed for Chicago...

As Australia signals its borders will remain closed for the remainder of the year, Qantas is wiping most international flights from its schedule until...

Qatar Airways, like many airlines, has struggled to stay afloat during the current pandemic. This has forced it to introduce pay cuts and make...

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called on governments across the globe to extend airport slot waivers amid the continued difficulty caused by...

State-owned South African Airways (SAA) is seeking another government bailout to survive. This time it will cost the government at least $580m in funds,...

American carrier JetBlue is confident business will be getting back to normal by winter. After springtime lows, demand is now climbing, and JetBlue reckons...

Last week we wrote about All Nippon Airways’ (ANA) retiring its final Boeing 737-500 on June 14th. For better or for worse, that day has come,...

Amid formulating rehabilitation plans for the airline, Thai Airways has announced that there will be no employee layoffs for the time being. Although the carrier...

British Airways has shown its excitement in launching services with its new Boeing 787-10 aircraft. The widebody’s arrival has been highly-anticipated, but the flag...