The Olympics are coming to Japan, but COVID-19 cases are rising
January 7, 2021. Japan was one of the markets to see the most obvious rebound in domestic air travel after the first wave of COVID-19...
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Aviation: Berlin - One Era Ends, A New One Begins
As October ended and November began, 2020 saw the end of operations at Berlin's Tegel airport as flights began at the city's new airport,...
Aviation - Denver shows the Way
Airports everywhere have suffered and continue to suffer greatly from the dramatic downturn in traffic, with passenger flights almost...
Dubai - Home of the Super Jumbo
Dubai (or DXB to use the three letter airport code) has grown from a relatively unknown city with a tiny airport mainly used as a...
Celebrating 80 Years – Philadelphia International Airport
Owned and operated by the city throughout its 80-year history, when it first opened in 1940, Philadelphia Municipal Airport transported...
Safety and Travel Through Minneapolis-St Paul
The forthcoming introduction of mandatory face coverings in the UK for everybody doing their shopping - despite it not being compulsory...
Business Travel: Rebuilding the Corporate Sector
Much of the publicity surrounding air travel usually covers leisure and low-fare airlines, holiday hot-spots and taking a break...
Air Transport: The Airline Crisis
As lockdowns within countries start to ease, yet many borders still closed to international travel with 14-day quarantines in place where...
Air Transport - Continuing to Convert to Cargo
While COVID-19 is subsiding in Asia and the West and passenger travel confidence is gaining, more aircraft are losing their seats. The...
Air Transport: Retiring Sooner Than Expected - Long-established Airliners
With the Covid-19 pandemic devastating the world's economies, air transport and airlines have been harder hit than most industries....
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