Quarantine measures predicted to halter the recovery of aviation
Instead of quarantine, a risk-based layered approach of globally harmonised biosecurity measures is critical for the industry to recover.
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Instead of quarantine, a risk-based layered approach of globally harmonised biosecurity measures is critical for the industry to recover.
Three associations representing transport workers, ground handling companies and airport operators urge the European Parliament to vote in favour of extended derogations.
A coordinated programme of COVID-19 relief measures is imperative to safeguard aviation as the industry plans a recovery roadmap.
A letter signed by a number of airline and airport CEOs opposes the government's introduction of a 14-day period of quarantine.
TAV Airports signs a share purchase agreement to buy Almaty Airport, the main gateway of Kazakhstan and an important junction in the modern ‘Silk road’.
Some impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic are posing new challenges in regard to aviation safety, airport security and risk management.
Chief Executive of Airport Operators Association has created a list of measures that the UK aviation industry requires from the government if it is to remain resilient.
The African travel and tourism sector contributes $169 billion to Africa’s economy combined, representing 7.1 per cent of the continent’s GDP.
Heathrow is to drive the development of a Common International Standard by trialling processes that reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19.
The European Commission (EC) is extending the deadline for ADS-B equipage in new aircraft by six months, to 7 December 2020.
Daniel-Robert Gooch, President of Canadian Airports Council, details the impacts Canadian aviation has felt during the COVID-19 crisis, and what is required for the region’s recovery.
The aim of the new task force will be to identify and recommend strategic priorities and policies for states preparing for post COVID-19.
IATA reviews the passenger demand figures during the month of March, summarising the decline to be the largest in recent history.
The air cargo community in Africa must formulate a recovery plan that will enable it to sustain the shocks of the COVID-19 pandemic; requiring a collaborative strategy between all stakeholders.
As countries across the globe implement temporary measures as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, IATA has called for global mutual recognition in order to facilitate the safe operation of civil aviation.