Aviation Recovery
Heathrow feels effects of eased travel restrictions
The London hub saw its highest intake of passengers last month since March 2020, however it says there is still a long way to go
ACI publishes half year passenger figures
Data from January-June reveals severe losses for airports across the EU, with the preliminary July numbers increasing momentum
Melbourne Airport prepares for T3 redevelopment
The works are expected to be competed mid-next year, with the toilet facilities and security screening amongst the amenities under reconstruction
Orlando International records traffic growth
Over the last six months the airport has experienced increased traveller numbers as demand continues to rise
Swedavia’s airports record increased flight demand
Although all ten hubs are still experiencing losses, passenger figures are increasing every month
Norwegian sees increased passenger demand in July
Demand has been driven by easing travel restrictions and the increasing levels of vaccination
Brandenberg exceeds one million monthly passengers for first time
The airport attributes the boost to the summer holiday travel boom
IATA stats confirm 2020 was worst year on record
Recent airline industry figures show 2020 was the toughest year on record thanks to effects of the pandemic
ACI updates airport recovery guidance
Advice regarding digital health passes and vaccinations has also been expanded to aid the return of regular operations
Wizz Air’s July figures reveal increase in demand
The airline’s traffic and emissions statistics for last month reflect positive signs following the easing of travel restrictions
Air Canada resumes flights to San Diego
The restart comes after the airline suspended services in March 2020 due to Covid
IATA reveals June’s “disappointing” air traffic figures
Asia-Pacific has been the worst hit, experiencing 94.6% drop compared to June 2019, with Europe suffering similar losses