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Flybe May Not be the Only Airline to Succumb to Covid-19

Flybe became the first airline casualty of the Covid-19 public health emergency — the carrier ran out of funds and filed for bankruptcy on March 5. It entered the crisis on extremely shaky ground, unable to find a profitable business...

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Issue No. 758

The Corona Crunch

It’s not just a problem for Chinese airlines anymore. Or just airlines in Asia. The Covid-19 virus outbreak is now obliterating demand for travel across the entire world. Suddenly, airlines even hearty and healthy just a week earlier find themselves…

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Issue No. 879

An India Comeback Story

United and Emirates working together? The once unthinkable is now true, though the partnership of the two unveiled last week is limited in scope, at least for now. More significant for United is the sustained strength in travel demand right...

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Issue No. 878

Autumn Strength

Fall? What fall? It still feels like summer for U.S. airlines, judging from comments by several carriers at an investor event last week. Peak, summer-like demand persists despite the change of seasons, as new financial guidance from United makes clear....

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Issue No. 877

ITA Airways Spoils

European consolidation got a leg up last week, but not in the way many expected. Italian authorities named the offer from private equity firm Certares with Air France-KLM and Delta as their preferred bidder for ITA Airways instead of frontrunner...

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