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Check & Fly: New App Informs Travelers on Airport Covid-19 Health Measures

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Check & Fly: New App Informs Travelers On Airport Covid 19 Health Measures
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Photo source: ACI World Airports Council International (ACI) World on Wednesday launched a new smart phone app that provides passengers with information about the health measures in place at individual airports around the world. As travel restrictions are gradually lifted, many new health-related measures have been implemented at airports in response to coronavirus

Air Passenger Numbers in Europe Expected to Drop by 60% in 2020, Says IATA

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Air Passenger Numbers In Europe Expected To Drop By 60% In 2020, Says Iata
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Air passenger numbers in Europe are forecast to fall by around 60 percent in 2020, due to the impact of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said on Thursday. The 60 percent drop will represent some 705 million passenger journeys. According to IATA, although the European market has seen an increase in […]

IATA: Air Travel to Return to pre-Covid-19 levels in 2024

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Iata: Air Travel To Return To Pre Covid 19 Levels In 2024
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Social distancing of passengers at airport check-in line. Photo source: IATA “Recovery delayed as international travel remains locked down.” – IATA Global passenger traffic is expected to return to 2019 levels in 2024, a year later than previously projected, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA). During a press conference on Tuesday, IATA’s chief

Covid-19: IATA Promotes Alternatives to Avoid Traveler Quarantines

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Covid 19: Iata Promotes Alternatives To Avoid Traveler Quarantines
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Imposing quarantine measures on arriving travelers keeps countries in isolation and the travel and tourism sector in lockdown, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said on Tuesday. IATA is urging governments to avoid quarantine measures when re-opening their economies. “Fortunately, there are policy alternatives that can reduce the risk of importing Covid-19