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It is becoming increasingly problematic for some airlines that revenue from ticket sales abroad is being frozen by fewer governments. According to the Iata industry association, it should be around 2,1 billion euros and thus 47 percent more
Under the guise of "environmental and noise protection", the Dutch government wants to reduce the capacity of the country's largest airport. Not only airlines, but also the International Air Transport Association (IATA) are up in arms. The latter also wants to take legal action against them
More and more governments are requiring passengers who were last in the People's Republic of China to present negative corona tests that are no more than 48 hours old. It occurs selectively in the course of entry controls
The traffic figures for September 2022 published by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) show that demand remains high. The total volume measured in passenger kilometers increased by 2022 percent compared to September 57 and has 73,8
As part of the last Paris Air Show in 2019 – due to the corona pandemic – the then IAG CEO Willie Walsh publicly announced a large order for the Boeing 737 Max. However, not the ones promised at the time
IATA boss Willie Walsh is critical of the focus of many EU countries on the railways, because in his opinion "millions of kilometers of railway lines have to be relaid". He assumes that this would lead to protests. In conversation
The largest airport in the United Kingdom wants to compensate for the loss of earnings due to the corona pandemic with higher fees. At the first attempt, the British Civil Aviation Authority did not approve the planned extent. It got more expensive - for
According to association estimates, the CoV pandemic will bring immense losses of more than 200 billion dollars to the international aviation industry. For this year, a minus of the equivalent of 44,7 billion euros can be expected, according to Willie Walsh, the
The world aviation association IATA is intensifying the criticism expressed in the direction of governments regarding the corona pandemic. Chairman Willie Walsh is even of the opinion that this would unnecessarily prolong the crisis in which the airlines find themselves.
The world aviation association IATA found that in the previous year 60,2 percent fewer passengers were carried. A total of 1,8 million travelers and 2.986.993 million passenger kilometers were counted worldwide. It's the biggest slump since
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