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Emirates has announced it will resume passenger services to Casablanca, Morocco from 18 September; bringing its African network to 14 destinations, as the airline safely and gradually restores its network on the continent and across the globe to meet the travel needs of its customers.
flydubai, the Dubai-based airline, has partnered with Aster DM Healthcare to offer passengers COVID-19 PCR testing at a special rate.
Following Virgin Australia’s decision to exit a number of markets, Qantas will help maintain critical transport links to key regional cities such as flights from Brisbane to Port Macquarie.
Emirates will restart passenger services to Moscow Domodedovo Airport (DME) with two flights a week, starting 11 September.
JetBlue will launch 24 new routes later this year aimed at immediately generating cash and capturing traffic on a variety of new, nonstop routes – many never flown before by the airline.
Chief executives from some of the world’s leading airlines will be in attendance at Routes Reconnected to discuss the long-term impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on their business models and how they intend to rebuild passenger demand.
Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport has introduced nearly 50 of SITA’s mobile-enabled kiosks, becoming one of the first airports in India to deliver a completely contactless way for passengers to check-in for their flight.
Emirates announced that it has returned over AED 5 billion (US$ 1.4 billion) in COVID-19 related travel refunds to date, making strong and steady progress on its commitment to customers to complete pending refunds.
Spirit Airlines announced daily nonstop flights from John Wayne Airport (SNA) to Las Vegas and Oakland beginning November 17.
Southwest Airlines announced its plans to initiate service year-round to both Miami International Airport (MIA), and Palm Springs International Airport (PSP).
Emirates will resume passenger services to Amman, Jordan from 8 September; bringing its network in the Middle East to eight cities.
In addition to national air carriers, leading global airlines such as Air France, Emirates, Qatar Airways have restarted international services to Houston following the unprecedented COVID-19 travel decline.
Seychelles International Airways will start its long-haul operations with a first flight to the island nation on September 10.
Emirates and flydubai have announced that they renewed their partnership to offer customers access to a wider range of travel options around the world, connecting seamlessly and safely through Dubai.
