Benjamin Katz, Bloomberg
British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, and other carriers will benefit from the deal, which maintains the right of UK-based carriers to fly between the U.S. and UK. Let’s hope the UK is able to have a smooth departure from the European Union because the lack of one would mean negotiating dozens of air rights deals.
3 weeks ago
Jonathan Stearns, Bloomberg
Another day, another warning that Brexit could lead to flight chaos. In the past the UK government dismissed such fear-mongering but a failure to come to an arrangement with the European Union has put it in a very tough position.
3 months ago
Thomas Buckley, Bloomberg
Manchester is obviously very proud of its direct air link with China's capital. If it continues to be a success, will more decide to follow?
3 months ago
Tim Ross, Nick Wadhams and Alan Levin, Bloomberg
This is a no-brainer. No matter what happens with Brexit, U.S. and UK airlines need open skies between the two countries. It would be unthinkable if big airlines lost their rights to fly between London and major U.S. cities.
10 months ago