Airlines face reduced losses but the pain continues in 2021
Global airline body says things are improving, but there are still massive losses ahead for the struggling sector.
Tag: Airlines and coronavirus
Qantas and Jetstar planning to resume overseas flights in October
Qantas expects to resume flights in October to 22 of its 25 pre-Covid international destinations. Meanwhile, group reports massive loss.
Demand for interstate travel can jump-start airline recovery
With key domestic borders opening up, airlines are increasing capacity to meet pent-up travel demand, a new report says.
British Airways announces ‘hangar sale’ of first-class items
Cash-strapped BA is selling off a range of china, crockery, glasses and other goodies from its cabin that it doesn’t need right now.
Premier wants to welcome NZ flights back into Melbourne
Daniel Andrews announces that flights from NZ can resume from Monday. But do the Kiwis want to come to Victoria just yet?
Yet more airline jobs to go in US as United cuts 16 000 positions
The jobs bloodbath in global aviation continues, as United Airlines says it is making big cuts in October.
Now you don’t have to fly to be offered ‘chicken or beef’
With airlines struggling and passengers few and far between, the aviation industry is turning in-flight catering into on-ground goodies.
The business realities behind a sadder and slimmer Qantas
Not long ago the airline was in a healthy financial state and looking ahead to a bright future. Then came the virus.
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