-
airports
Bahrain’s New Terminal Positions Airport to Serve Larger Role in Middle East
Bahrain's new $1.1 billion airport terminal will have capacity to handle 14 million passengers per year, offering the Middle East a vastly improved alternative when flyers return to the sky.February 3rd, 2021
-
Airlines
U.S. Airport Traffic Drops in January Amid Covid Surge and Slow Vaccine Rollouts
Almost 16 million passengers passed through the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) security checkpoints the first 21 days of the new year, 3 million shy of the total screened over…January 22nd, 2021
-
airports
Nearly 19 Million Flyers Passed Through U.S. Airports Over Holidays in New Pandemic High
The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screened 18.8 million people at the nation's airports over the Christmas and New Year holidays, the highest number of passengers screened over any three-week…January 5th, 2021
-
Airlines
U.S. Airport Screenings Near Pandemic Highs Despite New Virus Fears
Despite several states reporting an increase in coronavirus cases and California intensive care units at zero capacity, the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has screened nearly 4.2 million holiday travelers…December 22nd, 2020
-
coronavirus
JetBlue Follows Pandemic Migration to Raleigh-Durham
The coronavirus pandemic is proving the perfect catalyst for some dramatic changes in U.S. airline maps.December 21st, 2020
-
Airlines
Launching an Airline in a Pandemic: Folly or Brilliant?
Against all the odds, a new airline is launching in South Africa this month, aiming to offer low-cost domestic travel to the country's 50 million inhabitants. The carrier's launch comes…December 18th, 2020
-
coronavirus
Airlines in the Time of Covid-19: We Answered Your Questions
Once again, thank you for listening the webinar and submitting your questions. If you have any feedback, or if you have any other questions we can answer, do not hesitate…March 24th, 2020
-
Airlines
How Is the Coronavirus Pandemic Different From 9/11 for Airlines?
The coronavirus pandemic is bringing the world's airlines to their knees. The Trump administration's decision on Wednesday to suspend travel between the U.S. and the European Union's Schengen area is…March 12th, 2020
