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Air travel has long been a challenging frontier for accessibility, lagging behind other transport sectors that have made significant strides. For passengers with disabilities, the

Millennials and Gen Z have been making headlines for their travel habits in recent years. These younger generations are travelling more than ever before, and

Travelling can be an exhilarating experience, but it often comes with the challenge of disrupted sleep. Whether it’s the excitement of exploring new destinations, the

SITA, the leading provider of air transport technology solutions, will be installing its state-of-the-art passenger verification and check-in solutions to Shanghai Pudong International Airport to greatly enhance the experience of travelers through the airport.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released its global passenger demand data for February 2024, revealing a robust increase in air travel. The report

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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reported that the recovery in air travel continued in December 2023, with total 2023 traffic coming closer to meeting

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The COVID-19 pandemic has forever altered the airline industry’s course and changed how people think about air travel. This remarkable change in the dynamics of airfare

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International traffic climbed 89.7% vs February 2022 with all markets recording strong growth, led by carriers in the Asia-Pacific region

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A m1nd-set traffic forecast is compiled via a unique data tool, B1S, in partnership with IATA and their air traffic data partner ARC, which comprises the world’s most comprehensive traffic and traffic forecast database (DDS).

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The civil aviation ministry on 16 November said the use of masks is not compulsory during air travel but passengers should preferably use them amid the declining number of coronavirus cases.

SITA, the IT provider to the air transport industry, launches a partnership program aimed at joining hands with key partners as it embarks on a new path to growth.

For people who have never traveled by plane, it is a difficulty. Getting on a commercial aircraft, knowing what to do at the airport, and, most importantly, not losing their cool are all necessary for a smooth and safe journey. The first airline flight will undoubtedly be difficult because it is something that few people have done before.

CES 2018: German company Volocopter unveils the VC200 Air Taxi – an 18-rotor drone that was made in cooperation with tech-giant Intel.