International Air Transport Association

Caveat: Aviation a vital sector but it will be upturned by environmental reality

Number of flights into and out of airports over bank holiday was the same as on the day the travel ban was lifted

Airport trying to reduce regulatory scrutiny, airlines say

EU to launch digital Covid certificates which Government pledges to adopt from July 19th

‘Disgraceful’ interview of Roman Protasevichon on state TV likened to a hostage video

What the Cabinet proposes next Tuesday will come too late for thousands of aviation staff and many more in tourism and travel

Blame for Aer Lingus closure at Shannon and the parlous state of the airline lies at Government’s doorstep

Airline industry group head says State must open to vaccinated travellers

Air transport chief warns that State sending ‘dangerous’ message

Ex-IAG boss to call for ‘clear pathway’ for aviation at Oireachtas committee appearance

Airline says it expects to offer only 40 per cent of pre-pandemic capacity in 2021

Airlines likely to lose almost €40 billion this year, predicts transport association

Privacy fears cited as airlines and hotels push for easing of restrictions

Initiative could allow more travel as Covid-19 drops but raises privacy and fairness concerns

Smart money: The future of aviation – and Ireland’s international connections – now clouded

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New report warns of €31.5bn losses, with airlines needing emergency funding

Wider Iseq overall index, which slumped earlier in the year, is now 3.8 per cent ahead

If passengers follow protocols, they should not feel shame for travelling overseas by air

Cantillon: Will governments continue to ignore pleas to lift travel restrictions?

Prospect of a vaccine means Irish man could become public face of industry’s recovery

Australian airline will restore seat capacity as it heads for break-even, says Alan Joyce

Deal fell short of recommending that testing replace quarantines

Governments must aim for common standard that allows travellers to fly again

Travel restrictions threaten seven million jobs and €450bn in lost business

Market Beat: Ryanair boss has taken steps to leave carrier ready for recovery

Sector helped us out of last recession, but this time may be different

Russian government organising 80bn rouble share sale but with no mention of job losses

Calculations by Bloomberg shows scale of damage in aviation industry

Struggling airline will offer 17 artworks in two auctions at Sotheby’s

’We think it’s pretty clear that for the next 12 months prices are going to be way down,’ says Michael O’Leary

United Airlines also planning to cut at least 30% of its managerial and administrative jobs

Commission threatens to move against states for not implementing law if they fail to enforce passenger rights

Cantillon: Aviation will have to keep its seat belts tightly buckled for some time to come

Will you get money back for holidays cancelled because of coronavirus? Should you accept a voucher? What if companies go bust?

How will a global industry worth trillions recover and what will it look like?

Gulf carrier says it is the first to conduct rapid blood tests

Agreements cover all major airlines

Netherlands renews commitment to new €7 tax on all flights from January next

Amid the easing of some restrictions, airline industry faces continued turbulence