Almost 20m jobs across Europe could be saved with the introduction of Airport testing on departure for Coronavirus. 

Not so long ago, for business-people a trip over the Atlantic Ocean to the states was commonplace.

Today at 11:19 local time (GER), the carrier’s latest Boeing 777F landed for the first time at Frankfurt Airport.

From 1 September, Lufthansa Group airlines will allow those with health conditions to fly mask-free upon presentation of a medical certificate.

As the list of countries on the UK’s self isolate list continues to grow, it’s fair to say that the 14 day quarantine on Brits returning from holidays has been a huge blow to many

A late-July heatwave always brings good news for the sector, no more so to those operating on the coast or out in the sun-kissed British countryside.

British Airways has announced that it plans to cut 12,000 staff to cope with the coronavirus crisis and has also angered unions by proposing new contracts for the workers it keeps.

Emirates continues to add travel options for customers with the announcement that it will re-start passenger flights between Glasgow (GLA) and Dubai International Airport (DXB) from 15 July.

As travelers begin to take to the skies again, airport e-commerce platform Grab and in-airport food and retail delivery leader AtYourGate have come together to provide contactless ordering and delivery for passengers at airports.

Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today called on its customers to follow a new set of simple guidelines that will help to protect the health of passengers and crew as it resumes 1,000 daily flights from 1 July.