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More Help for Canada’s Airlines Is on the Way After Air Canada’s $5 Billion in Aid
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What’s Next for South America’s Airlines?
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France Uses Climate Legislation to Replace Short Flights With Trains
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What’s Next for South America’s Airlines?
The airline industry in Latin America and the Caribbean is in a tough spot. Some of its largest players are in the bankruptcy process, and some have stopped flying altogether,…
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Norse Atlantic CEO: We Are Not Norwegian Air. Let’s Move On
United Commits to Pilot Diversity by Launching Its Own Flight School, Scholarships
Following the global reckoning of a lack of diversity and inclusion, will United Airlines' push for a more inclusive cockpit be the way of the future, or will it fizzle out? As more pilots retire, the new faces will tell their own story.
New Wheelchair Prototype Seat Promises Accessibility for In-Flight Travel
Passengers traveling with wheelchairs are a billion-dollar industry often ignored by the airlines. Most passengers with disabilities plan trips with friends or family, with the determining factor being the ease of accessibility for wheelchairs. Trains and buses can accommodate. Airlines are long overdue.
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Veteran Airline Exec Launching a New Airline on Heels of Pandemic Says Nothing Crazy About It
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