As we move on to the fourth step of the UK Government’s ‘irreversible’ easing of lockdown restrictions, international travel and the traffic-light system have undergone …
Tag: Airlines
“Please remain seated as we are going through more turbulent areas”. The United States Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) has reported that the Mexican government no …
And so it begins… We’re finally seeing an initial return to international travel from England with the UK Government’s new traffic light system outlined by …
The high temperatures that have been recorded in recent years and the image of the melting glaciers in Greenland have raised alarms about what humanity …
One year since the pandemic first began, the air crisis in Latin America worsens. Concerned experts say that due to the damage caused by the …
It’s been a while! That’s for sure. We last posted in the grand old days of 2020 – just before a Christmas period marred by …
Ever since low cost carriers came to fruition and started to really challenge air travel markets globally, full service network carriers have been grappling on …
British Airways. Are they still the flag carrier which once was or merely a posh low cost carrier? Last summer (pre masks, pre pandemics and …
It’s been a long, stressful and demotivating summer – that’s for sure. In almost all industries and almost all economies jobs have been lost, ways …
When catching a flight from Rome to London last year with easyJet, I was forced to remove my lithium powered laptop from my hold luggage. …
A look at the videoconferencing industry and how a robust, state of the art system can pose a very real threat to the corporate air …
Intercontinental air travel within the States is saturated. You have a number of big boys at the top, and then you have a number of …
A discussion on IAG, AFKLM and the Lufthansa Group – analysing their individual situations and strength as the coronavirus batters the industry. In a recent …