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Jens Flottau

IATA argues that a combination of measures is enough to ensure the risk of on-board COVID-19 infections is “at very low levels.”
 
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Linda Blachly

Check out this updated gallery to see how aircraft cabin manufacturers continue to develop innovative new cabin designs. Many have responded to what aircraft interiors could look like in the post-COVID-19 environment.
 
 
AWIN ANALYSIS
From IATA opposing new quarantine measure set by Spain and UK to Europe's airlines slam 'unclear' EU guidelines on compensation and more. A roundup of Aviation Daily news.
 
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CAPA ANALYSIS
Based on a combination of analysis of government statements, airline projections and underlying demand, CAPA’s Airline Capacity Model projects a slow, phased recovery in domestic air capacity in Australia through the remainder of 2020.
 
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How will airline partnerships adapt to the momentous changes in the global air transport industry? When the Star Alliance formed in 1997, it began a huge shift in how airlines expanded their networks and engaged with customers, especially frequent flyers. Oneworld and then SkyTeam soon followed, establishing three global alliances that collectively represented the majority of flagship carriers. They rapidly expanded, providing cross benefits to passengers that encourage them to stay within their chosen alliance.

Will the industry crisis mean fewer alliance airline members and how will any network gaps be addressed?

How are the alliances supporting their airline members and maintaining frequent flyer engagement? 

How will market distortions from government aid and government ownership of some airlines affect alliances and equity partnerships?

Join Aviation Week Network as we raise these questions and more with the leaders of two major global alliances.
 
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