The latest additions to the UK’s ever-changing list of “red list” nations that are deemed to have high rates of COVID-19 infections will have an unusually large effect.

Virgin Atlantic has taken a further step to bolster its liquidity as it awaits the hoped-for return of passengers later this year. 

Ask the Editors: Private aviation providers report a spike in inquiries and increased sales to former first-class airline passengers.

Health travel apps need government standards.

A host of U.S. airlines forecast improved bookings for spring and summer travel, driven by continued positive momentum in COVID-19 case counts and vaccinations.

A cruel irony of the downturn in commercial aerospace is that there may not be enough workers to staff the recovery.

UK leisure carrier Jet2 and Irish LCC Ryanair are both planning to draw down funds under the Bank of England’s COVID Corporate Financing Facility (CCFF), which is set to close March 22.

The House of Commons transport committee has urged the UK government to release its travel restart plan on April 12 and to allow international travel to resume from May 17.