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Nearly Half of U.S. Airports Short Staffed

Despite rebounding demand for domestic air travel, many U.S. airports are still feeling the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to new research from Aerocloud – a tech-based airport management platform – 51% of airports report that revenues have not…

Analysis: What Does New SAS Ownership Mean for Copenhagen

SAS has recently received court approval to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a month after the news of Air France-KLM's investment in SAS which sees the group acquiring a 19.9% stake in the airline. A consortium, which includes Air France-KLM, will…

Oneworld Opening Its First Lounge

The oneworld alliance is opening its first branded lounge at Seoul–Incheon International Airport. Although the alliance’s lounge plans were first announced in 2019, they have been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The plans are finally coming to fruition, with…

French Air Traffic Controllers Walk Out Of Work Again

In response to the new rules passed on Nov. 15 in France, France’s air traffic controllers launched an industrial action on Nov. 20. Under the new law, the air traffic controllers need to sound the alarm to their employers before…

Emirates Announces Massive Maintenance Base at Dubai World Central

At the Dubai Airshow, Emirates announced it would be adding a massive new engineering facility at Dubai World Central Airport, also known as Al Maktoum International Airport. The carrier is going to invest nearly $1 billion into developing a modern…