The Cayman Islands Airports Authority (CIAA), which operates the Owen Roberts International Airport (IATA: GCM) and the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport (CYB), has announced that construction works on the new blast deflector at the Owen […]
Copenhagen Airports, the management company of Denmark’s primary international gateway (IATA: CPH), has announced that it is contemplating cutting 650 full-time positions from the company’s current workforce of 2,600. A company statement said that it […]
BARIG, the association of international and German airlines operating in Germany, has called for a coordinated international effort to cope with the often-changing COVID-19 travel restrictions. BARIG said it is greatly concerned by how individual […]
The first passenger service performed by an Airbus A350 to an Ecuadorian airport took place on Tuesday August 4. The Spanish national carrier, Iberia, has replaced the Airbus A340-600 airliners it use on its Madrid […]
Mack Brooks Exhibitions has announced that its inter airport Europe, airport exhibition, will be rescheduled once more after the last date change announced in April. The 23rd edition of the event will take place from […]
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), has issued a series of guidelines relating to ground handling services in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis. They are outlined in a new Information Safety Bulletin (SIB) […]
Moscow Domodedovo Airport (IATA: DME) has announced the introduction of thermal scanning cameras that perform temperature checks for domestic passengers. The cameras have been installed in the airport’s domestic arrivals hall to detect any passengers […]
The Belgian Federal Government, Lufthansa and Brussels Airlines have reached an agreement securing the future of Belgium’s flag carrier and the long-term development of the airline. The stabilisation package of €290 million from the Belgian […]
Emirates has announced it will cover medical expenses of up to EUR 150,000 and quarantine costs of EUR 100 per day for 14 days, should a customer be diagnosed with COVID-19 while they are away […]
The UK’s flag carrier, British Airways, has said it is unlikely that any of its Boeing 747 fleet will fly commercial services again. The airline, and its BOAC predecessor, had operated the type from its […]
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