Tag: airlines and covid-19

From 1 February 2022, Air New Zealand will require customers travelling anywhere on its international network to be fully vaccinated.

Latest raft of travel restrictions dealt a ‘significant blow to the commercial aviation sector, Competition Commission report finds.

With Australia likely to reach its ‘vaccination threshold’ by December, flights to UK, Asia and North America are in the offing.

Ongoing lockdowns, particularly in New South Wales, have put a significant dent in local passenger numbers, airline group says.

Aim is to have Covid health pass, developed by global aviation body, in place for when regular international flights resume.

Creativity is the name of the game as cash-strapped airlines continue to seek innovative ways to get bums on seats.

Global airline body says things are improving, but there are still massive losses ahead for the struggling sector.

After a year of talking to a computer, Kiwis are leaving the office to reconnect with their clients, suppliers and staff.

Qantas expects to resume flights in October to 22 of its 25 pre-Covid international destinations. Meanwhile, group reports massive loss.

Just a week after it stopped flying to Australia’s three biggest cities, Emirates has announced a reversal of the decision.

With key domestic borders opening up, airlines are increasing capacity to meet pent-up travel demand, a new report says.

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.

Daniel Andrews announces that flights from NZ can resume from Monday. But do the Kiwis want to come to Victoria just yet?

Limited flights and only Australia is allowing quarantine-free entry. But there are hopes that this is the start of bigger things.

Not long ago the airline was in a healthy financial state and looking ahead to a bright future. Then came the virus.