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Play secures more aircraft for UK-US routes
Icelandic airline Play signs leases for expanded fleet
Unite union urges govt to retain furlough for aviation
Assistant general secretary Diana Holland said a failure to safeguard aviation jobs would ‘dramatically damage’ the sector’s long-term recovery
WestJet to return to Glasgow next year and make Edinburgh debut
WestJet to increase presence in Scotland from 2022
Ryanair reveals winter schedule from London bases
Budget carrier to operate 142 routes in total this winter from Stansted, Luton and Gatwick, including 14 ’new’ routes
Jet2.com signals confidence with new aircraft order
Jet2 swaps Boeing for bigger capacity Airbus aircraft
Norwegian reaps the benefits of reconstruction
Budget airline swings into profit after quitting long-haul
SAS flight to new airport opens up Sweden and Norway skiing
SAS to offer link to Scandinavian Mountains airport
September 'to account for over a third of all remaining 2021 departures'
New poll finds September will see 4.1 million head abroad on holiday
Iata calls for EU Covid Certificate to be made global standard
Association says in the absence of a global standard, the EU DCC should ’serve as a blueprint to other nations’
Stark new figures highlight collapse in UK air passenger traffic
Arrivals by air down 90%, on average, between April 2020 and July 2021
Govt travel policy threatening an industry 'on the precipice'
Industry welcomes stability of travel rules provided by latest traffic light update, but calls for solutions to ’structural issues’ delaying the sector’s recovery
Aviation sector calls for end of traffic light regime
’Too many families are having to look over their shoulders for rule changes, and pay through the nose for tests,’ said Airlines UK chief Tim Alderslade
CAA appoints two new non-executive directors
Garry Copeland will join as the non-exec director for aviation safety and Jane Hanson becomes chair of the audit committee
Heapy: 'Traffic lights review cannot come soon enough'
’With so many areas of everyday life opening up, it is frustrating that taking a holiday should still be subject to a stricter set of rules,’ says Jet2 chief
Airlines set to insist on mandatory Covid-19 vaccination for staff
Air Canada, Delta, Swiss and United Airlines are set to follow in Qantas’s footsteps in making staff vaccines compulsory
Qantas hopeful of restarting UK flights this year
Move will be dependent on Australia hitting 80% vaccination threshold by December
Loganair to resume international flights in 2022
Glasgow-based regional carrier says it is “cautiously optimistic” as it rebuilds schedule
British Airways considers new Gatwick short-haul subsidiary
Putting short-haul business into separate company could help to compete with low-cost carriers
MAG to appeal High Court ruling on traffic light system
Airports group is to challenge judges’ decision on how government operates travel system
'It will take more than a pandemic to dissuade airline entrepreneurs'
At least four new airlines are already getting ready to compete in the emerging post-pandemic world – Gary Noakes assesses their likely fortunes, and foibles
Ryanair to quit Northern Ireland in October
Ryanair to quit both Belfast airports in row over incentives
Alitalia comes off sale as it cedes to new flag carrier
Alitalia brand to disappear after 74 years
Aer Lingus delays Manchester-US start again
Aer Lingus pushes back start date for JFK and Orlando services from Manchester
Gatwick unveils runway plan to boost capacity to 75 million
Sussex airport wants to bring current second runway into “routine use”