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Charting the trends – we are on a path to higher air fares and airlines and their passengers in Europe could ultimately pay the price for ANSP’s failure to cut costs during the COVID-19 pandemic
When the biggest advocate of low fares in Europe warns about the cost of air travel rising then there is a need to take notice.
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The number’s game – the scale of corporate travel recovery remains uncertain, but there is generally growing optimism on its revival
“Random numbers should not be generated with a method chosen at random,” is a saying from Donald Ervin Knuth, an American computer scientist, Professor Emeritus
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CAPA LIVE – candid executive opinions: airline CEOs speak out on COVID and industry recovery
As aviation and travel continues what can only be described as a period of darkness, the industry that emerges will look vastly different than it
Coronavirus statistics snapshot – European lockdowns make their mark on flight levels as departures in western Europe reduce almost 20% this week influencing another reduction in global frequencies
New lockdowns in Europe have forced airlines to cull their schedules as governments limit mobility to get control of the second wave of COVID-19 infections
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The world is starting to open up as countries ease lockdowns – a positive move, but the change still remains negligible against a backdrop of travel restrictions
The world is slowly opening up again, new research from the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) indicates, with destinations cautiously easing travel restrictions introduced in response
Customer empathy may now beat price in encouraging us to book? But what price will consumers ultimately be willing to pay for peace of mind?
Aviation’s pause button is poised to be released with an increasing number of airlines now confirming plans to resume operations over the next weeks and
DATA SPOTLIGHT: Ryanair
This year The Blue Swan Daily will feature some of the leading airlines, airports and country markets for air travel. Here, using the extensive profile insights available
Belfast had been booming as a destination, but Ryanair and Aer Lingus are both downscaling in Northern Ireland with Brexit and terrorism likely reasons for network cuts
Ryanair and Aer Lingus have decided to scale back operations from Belfast International and Belfast City George Best airports respectively, moves that have caused consternation
As Wizz Air lands at London Southend, Ryanair quickly defends its position… and what about easyJet?
It is now over ten years since Stobart Group acquired control of London Southend airport and invested in returning scheduled air services to the airport,
What’s in a name? Boeing says it has no plans to rename the MAX, but it appears IAG and Ryanair have different thoughts
The famous ‘What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet,’ line from Romeo and Juliet