Europe Region Blog

• Covid-19
• Passengers
• Policy

“14-day quarantine is the least effective policy” – Options to prevent Covid-19 spread from air travel into the UK

The collapse in air travel demand has hit the UK’s airlines hard, a problem that has been exacerbated by the Government’s implementation of a strict 14-day quarantine on almost all international destinations, and now a complete ban on outbound international leisure travel.

• Distribution
• Passengers

The rescue fare – providing a fair solution in challenging times

The recent demise of Aigle Azur is a reminder of the extreme difficulty for airlines to become or remain financially sustainable. It also sparks a debate on how to reach out and help affected passengers.

• Passengers
• Policy

Ruling over the Unruly

Unruly passenger incidents constitute a nuisance to travelers and aircrew and can even pose threat to safety. How is the industry responding?

• Passengers
• Policy

Passenger Name Record - from regulation to solution

• Infrastructure
• Passengers
• Policy

IATA, Heathrow strengthen cooperation with MoU

IATA and Heathrow Airport Limited (HAL) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to deepen cooperation in the areas of airport operations, security, cargo, automation and passenger experience

• Infrastructure
• Passengers
• Policy

Weak Targets, No Ambition. Why airlines and passengers are set for more costs and delays from European air traffic management

Airlines and passengers are set for more air traffic control misery in the years to come, thanks to a lack of ambition from the European Union