The COVID-19 pandemic is having a significant impact on the air industry and how Canadians travel across Canada. The Government of Canada is committed to addressing new and emerging challenges and implementing measures to protect Canadians’ health and reduce the risk of transmitting COVID-19. The Minister of Transport, the Honorable Marc Garneau, announced today that […]
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That being said, nations will not take the blanket approach of making a proof of vaccination record (POVR) the only way to enter the country. For example, with the U.S. tourism market being one of the largest in the world, developing countries wont be willing to eliminate half of Americans from being able to visit. […]
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Emirates launched its 11th destination in the United States with the start of a daily non-stop passenger service between Dubai and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. Fort Lauderdale is Emirates’ second destination in Florida, after launching Orlando more than a year ago. The new service, operated by a GE-powered Boeing 777, marks the first scheduled commercial […]
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The horrific wildfires that are burning up and down the coast of California have caused skies over San Francisco to turn into eerily shades of red and orange. The air quality in San Francisco today was between unhealthy and hazardous. Thick, smoky fog packing the faint aroma of an extinguished campfire — and awful air quality […]
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No government decree has yet been formed to suggest when tourists might be expected to be allowed to enter Colombia, what entry requirements will be in place (like PCR testing or quarantines) or which countries will be permitted to enter. However, during the press conference Orozco suggested some of the nations where commercial flights might […]
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Manchester Airport has launched its first multi-channel, multi-audience marketing campaign to showcase the breadth of destinations it offers to the USA. The #USADirect campaign will see the airport reach out to all areas of its catchment area that spans as far north as the Scottish Borders, south to the Midlands, east to Yorkshire, and west […]
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In an attempt to boost its grounded passenger business, Singapore Airlines plans to launch so-called “nowhere” flights – trips that start and end at the same airport. The airline will reportedly launch that service at the end of October. Such a flight without a destination implies that the plane flies over nearby territories without stopping […]
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Avianca has additional destinations scheduled for October like: Mexico City, Cancun, Dallas and more. Avianca is reminding all passengers they must wear the mask throughout the entire travel day: from leaving home, at the airport, on the plane and until arrival at the final destination. United, Spirit, and American Airlines are all scheduled to resume […]
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British foreign secretary Boris Johnson has sought to clarify a travel ban to the United States during conversations with the government officials. President Trump signed a ban on immigration from seven countries on Friday, halting the entire US refugee programme for 120 days. The same order indefinitely banned Syrian refugees, and suspended visas for all […]
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Alitalia discontinued all flights from Malpensa, the international airport in Milan. Alitalia will no longer fly from Milan due to the collapse in demand linked to the global COVID-19 health emergency. This will be implemented as of October. Alitalia’s most popular route from Milan to Rome was previously reduced to two a day and passengers […]