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Framework to mitigate disease-transmission risk during travel
An IATA-sponsored survey in July showed travelers who said they'd return to travel within a few months dropped by 16% since originally asked in April. This coincides with a second surge in COVID-19 cases and, as a result, airlines cut flights as much as 65 percent, including to popular leisure destinations.
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| Aviation Daily Roundup: August 14 | | From New COVID-19 cluster stalling New Zealand demand recovery to Alaska Airlines seeing Q3 capacity reaching 50% of 2019 level and more. A roundup of Aviation Daily news. |
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| DOWNLOAD ASM's LATEST WHITEPAPER | | Route to Recovery: A Perspective For Destinations | The tourism industry is beginning to see small glimpses of return to the economy, however many challenges are still highly present during this pandemic, including the tight connection it has with airlines and airports.
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| Hawaiian Airlines prepares to shrink as COVID-19 surges | | Hawaiian Airlines has had the majority of its operations shuttered since late Mar-2020, since the COVID-19 pandemic forced Hawaii to institute 14-day quarantines for anyone entering the state. The airline’s long haul routes have also been idle due to travel restrictions. |
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| Latest U.S. Tweak In Airbus-Related Trade Penalties Keeps Status Quo | Michael Bruno
The latest U.S. Trade Representative’s tweaks to U.S. trade penalties against Europe satisfy nobody but at least do not further flame tensions between the two sides as they continue to quasi-negotiate a way out of their large commercial aircraft subsidy dispute at the World Trade Organization. |
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