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All News

March 27, 2020

Airbus Adapts Wing Production Activity In COVID-19 Environment

Reducing Capacity In Three Plants, Monitoring Production Flow

Airbus SE is supporting efforts globally to tackle the COVID-19 crisis. The Company has carried out extensive work in coordination with its social partners to ensure the health and safety of its employees by implementing stringent health and safety measures, while securing business continuity.

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Volaris Announces Temporary Reduction Of Capacity And Demand

Has Cut Available Seat Miles By 50 Percent Through April

Due to the significant reduction in demand for global air transportation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, low-cost airline Volaris, which flies routes in Mexico, the United States and Central America, has decreased capacity as measured by available seat miles (ASMs) for the rest of the month of March and the month of April, 2020 by approximately 50% of total operation versus the originally published schedule. The cuts went into effect Tuesday.

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Transport Canada Issues STC To Thomas Global For TFD-7000 LCD Flight Displays

Approved For Installation On Boeing 737/757/767 Aircraft

Transport Canada Civil Aviation (TCAA) has awarded an STC to Thomas Global Systems for its TFD-7000 Series plug-and-play LCD flight displays for Boeing 737/757/767 CRT-equipped aircraft.

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U.K. Government Will Only Bail Out Airlines As A 'Last Resort'

Tells Carriers To Look For Relief From Shareholders

U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has told airlines in that country that a government bailout will be only a "last resort", and that they should exhaust all other options before turning to the government for help.

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IATA: Air Cargo Bottlenecks Could Put Lives At Risk

Says Urgent Government Action Required

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) and its members renewed their call to governments to take urgent measures to ensure that vital air cargo supply lines remain open, efficient and effective.

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Air Canada Begins Operating Cargo-Only Flights

Carrying Vital Supplies, Necessary Goods Between Canada And Europe, South America And Latin America

The Air Canada Cargo division has begun using its aircraft to operate cargo-only flights to Europe, with other flights planned for Latin America and South America. The aircraft on these flights carry no passengers but move time-sensitive shipments, including medical supplies to combat COVID-19, and goods to support the global economy.

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