Operational instability of airlines exacerbated by overselling
Staff shortages, lengthy vetting procedures, and high levels of employee sickness have not helped airlines cope with demand.
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Cybersecurity: Regulatory trends
Lower barriers to entry for cyberthreat actors, more aggressive attack methods, a dearth of cybersecurity professionals, and patchwork governance mechanisms…
German tourism is set to improve with the timely suspension of travel restrictions
Germany is the tenth most popular European destination for international travellers globally.
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Ryanair’s increased summer capacity shows LCCs will emerge strongly from the pandemic
With the rising fuel costs, air fares are increasing to cover operational overheads.
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New Sydney to London flight may concern the Middle East
The Middle East region has relied on breaking up long-haul trips to develop as a key player in global travel…
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Wellbeing zones could become commonplace on long-haul flights
Qantas's wellbeing zone extends additional product developments made by several other airlines in recent years, which have targeted health and…
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New Zealand’s tourism industry will be slow to recover despite reopening borders
As a result of restrictions, New Zealand’s tourism has a way to go before it recovers to pre-pandemic levels.
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Twitter tweets: removal of international travel testing and more
Airport Technology lists five of the most popular tweets on airlines in Q1 2022 based on data from GlobalData’s Travel…