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Passengers are ready to travel, but is the air transport industry ready?
| ANALYSIS: Chaos Greets The Returning Air Traveler | Karen Walker
After months of being told by airlines that it was safe to fly, in terms of virus infection risk, passengers are returning to air travel in droves. They are clearly ready to fly. But the air transport industry? Not so much. |
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| From radars, missiles, satellites, and forward-looking infrared systems, to electronic warfare and communication systems, CarlisleIT ensures the reliability of the parts that connect them. This gives our military the ability to operate with confidence — no matter the environment in which they’re in — so they can focus on the mission at hand. |
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| Airlines Invest In New, Upgraded IFE Systems | Linda Blachly
New inflight entertainment technologies are rapidly evolving to deliver much more than passive entertainment as touch-free experiences on PEDs become more standard. |
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| CAPA ANALYSIS Air Canada Bullish About Its Prospects As Recovery Gains Steam | | Before the COVID-19 pandemic sixth freedom traffic from the US was a major pillar in Air Canada’s international strategy. And as international markets continue to reopen, the airline is doubling down on the opportunity it believes is inherent in those traffic flows. |
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