IATA’s hopes rise for European travel, but global restart “still stalled”
IATA welcomes Spain and France’s relaxation of Covid-19 border measures for vaccinated passengers, but expresses “ongoing disappointment” at the failure to implement harmonised measures across Europe and “deep frustration” at the lack of coordination among governments worldwide for a data-driven risk-managed approach
What will the supersonic passenger experience look like?
Following United’s commitment to the Boom Overture, supersonic passenger flight appears to be a fast-approaching reality once more. However, air travel has evolved massively since Concorde’s day, with heightened passenger expectations, so what will the world’s fastest and most expensive passenger experiences look like?
Why the UK risks missing out on an economic boost unless travel opens
The UK risks missing out on a multi-billion pound economic boost unless its travel green list is extended. New CEBR research reveals that business and leisure passengers through Heathrow alone account for over £16 billion spent across the UK
