South African Airways has announced that it will immediately suspend all international operations until 31 May 2020 in response to a government travel ban
Due to restrictions affecting travel in the UK and Ireland, the airline will confirm its start date in due course along with the additional routes.
Approximately 800 employees or 65% of De Havilland’s current workforce, and 180 employees or 40% of Viking’s current workforce will be affected.
Vietnam Airlines will temporarily suspend all international flights within its network until the estimated date of the 30th of April, 2020.
Etihad Airways will launch new daily scheduled year-round flights to Austria’s capital Vienna using a two-class Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.
Kenya Airways has received a KSh5 billion loan from the Government to facilitate the scheduled engine overhaul programs on its E190 Embraer fleet.
Alaska Airlines celebrates its continuing growth with the announcement of new service to a brand-new destination for the airline: Cincinnati.
Etihad Airways has announced an encouraging 32% improvement in core operating performance for 2019, on revenues of US$ 5.6 billion (2018: US$ 5.9 billion).
The extent to which Lufthansa’s A380 fleet (14 aircraft) can be temporarily taken out of service in Frankfurt and Munich is currently being examined.
Several British regional airlines are putting on additional services, to cover the hole left after Flybe’s collapse on March 5, 2020.