Air Freight News
Norwegian suspends over 4,000 flights; Lays off half its staff
Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA is suspending thousands of flights and slashing its workforce in response to the fallout of the coronavirus and the widespread travel…
Jet fuel demand battered as Trump ban deepens market gloom
Jet fuel demand, already smashed by the novel coronavirus, just got dealt another blow as U.S. President Donald Trump announced that travel from Europe will…
Walmart boosts restrictions on US travel for staff and vendors
Walmart Inc. has tightened U.S. travel restrictions for its corporate employees and told its vendors not to visit its offices, updating rules it laid out…
World’s airlines savaged anew by Trump travel clampdown
President Donald Trump’s 30-day ban on Europeans traveling to the U.S. delivered a hammer blow to airlines, already facing $113 billion in lost revenue worldwide…
Rich scramble for private jets from Europe on Trump travel ban
Airlines are still digesting the implications of President Donald Trump’s restrictions on travel from Europe but some wealthy Americans are already looking for ways to…
Emirates to cut more flights after pandemic is declared
Emirates, the world’s largest long-haul carrier, expects further flight cuts after the coronavirus outbreak was declared a pandemic and more countries restricted travel.
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Travel bans ineffective in virus battle, Asian airlines say
Governments should roll back or refrain from using travel restrictions as the coronavirus is mainly being spread through local transmission rather than imported cases, a…
Reeling airlines hit anew by Trump’s Europe travel clampdown
President Donald Trump’s 30-day ban on Europeans traveling to the U.S. delivers a hammer blow to a global airline industry that was already at risk…
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Trump says he’s restricting travel from Europe for 30 days
President Donald Trump said he will significantly restrict travel from Europe to the U.S. for the next 30 days, the most far-reaching measure yet in…
Boeing’s Max crisis meets coronavirus
The aerospace giant’s cash cushion is under strain just when it needs it the most.