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IATA predicts airlines will lose over $200 bn due to Covid by 2022-end

The combined $201 billion in net losses over the pandemic-blighted period eclipses close to nine years of industry earnings, based on IATA figures

India's July YoY domestic air passenger traffic rises, says IATA

Accelerated vaccination drive as well as higher rate of economic activity rose India's domestic air passenger traffic in July 2021 on a year-on-year basis.

Rethink aviation policy

Govt price caps are counter-productive

June air travel recovery subdued, demand nowhere near it needs to be: IATA

The IATA has announced passenger demand performance for June showing a very slight improvement in both international and domestic air travel markets.

Indian govt should restart scheduled international flights : IATA DG

The civil aviation ministry put in place a cap on capacity and fares following resumption of domestic air travel last May.

Indian aviation mkt's recovery impacted by cap on fares, capacity: IATA DG

The Indian aviation market's recovery has been significantly impacted by caps on fare and capacity which have been placed by the government since May last year

Global air cargo up 9.4% compared to pre-Covid levels in May: IATA

Global demand measured in cargo tonne kilometres was up 9.4 per cent compared to May 2019, the International Air Transport Association has said

Asia-Pacific airlines fare worst among regions, capacity declines 86.3%

The International Air Transport Association, in a report published earlier in June stated that Asia-Pacific airlines fared the worst among various regions.

High Covid-19 testing costs can stall global aviation recovery: IATA

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called on governments to ensure that high costs for Covid-19 testing do not put travel out of reach for individuals and families

Demand for air travel in February down 74.7% compared to 2019: IATA

The total demand for air travel in February measured in revenue passenger kilometres was down 74.7 per cent compared to February 2019, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has said.

Global air cargo demand recovers to pre-Covid levels: Global body IATA

IATA has released January data for global air cargo markets

Air passenger demand globally falls further: Global body IATA

IATA has said air passenger traffic fell in January

IATA to launch travel pass this month; in talks with Indian authorities

To provide easier air travel amid the coronavirus pandemic, global airlines' body IATA plans to launch its travel pass by the end of March

Outlook for airlines deteriorating in 202: Global Industry body

Global airline industry body IATA warned that the outlook for airlines had weakened since its December forecasts

Vaccine passport: A ticket to fly around the world amid Covid-19 pandemic

The vaccine passport will effectively create digital credentials that could be the key to attending crowded events or even visiting countries.

Airport passenger flow in tier 2, 3 cities more than pre-Covid levels: IATA

India resumed its scheduled domestic passenger flights on May 25, 2020 after keeping them suspended for a period of two months due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown

Immediate outlook challenging for airlines despite vaccine progress: IATA

"We've actually seen quite a sharp drop-off in bookings, which means that the immediate outlook looks pretty challenging," chief economist Brian Pearce said

Airlines face 'mission of the century' in shipping coronavirus vaccines

United Airlines Holdings Inc. has begun flights to ready Pfizer's vaccine for distribution if it receives regulatory approval, said a person familiar with the matter

Aviation bodies seek suspension of airport slot access rules till Oct 2021

Slot rules and their suspension have big ramifications for airline competition and market access for low-cost carriers, which were making ever deeper inroads before the pandemic

Airlines on course to lose $157 billion amid worsening slump: IATA

The bleak outlook underscores challenges still facing the sector despite upbeat news on development of COVID-19 vaccines, whose global deployment will continue throughout next year.