Covid fatigue or growing confidence?
This chart is showing one or perhaps both. Is there Covid fatigue? You bet. Taking away mobility has been a big price to pay during the pandemic. Not just for business travelers. The US is a big place and the…
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US air travel numbers are up again – time to plan your travel better
The latest counts show a rise in US air traffic numbers (see US Air Travel COVID Trackers ) and that should be great news for the US airline industry. But perhaps less so if you’re a traveler. If you are…
October 2020 On-Time
We have the October and our models are being updated. Subscribers can access these throughout the day as they update. Most of these models are big and take hours to update and publish. Meanwhile some tidbits: Notice how the single-aisle…
Interjet Temporarily Suspends Operations And Aeromexico Resumes MAX Flights
The Mexican low-cost carrier Interjet is suspending all its flights until New Year’s, leaving everyone wondering if it will ever fly again. It hasn’t flown since December 11. Sources inside the airline confirmed that the airline would not operate any…
COVID-19 vaccines delivery may quicken Africa’s aviation rebound
Covid-19 is the biggest single blow to the bottom line of the airline industry. In Africa, the hope for quick vaccine deliveries could be a game-changer to repositioning the continent’s ailing aviation industry. The disruption affected even virus-free African countries.…
Alitalia’s successor ITA: half the size and seeking partnerships
A new and downsized version of Italian flag carrier Alitalia is set to launch next April, beginning with a fleet almost half the size of the current airline. Called ITA (Italia Trasporto Aereo), the airline is seeking partnerships with other…