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Deferrals and other creative short-term approaches remain in play.
| Amid Uneven Recovery, Lessors Remain Flexible | Sean Broderick
Uneven domestic-market recoveries and a prolonged long-haul slump means deferrals and other creative short-term approaches remain in play for lessors trying to help their customers survive. |
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| | | As a trusted partner of government agencies and airlines for thirty years, Verizon's reliability has improved resiliency and modernized network infrastructures. We're committed to bringing our full expertise to help accomplish the FAA's mission of providing the world's safest aerospace environment. The safety of the flying public depends on it. |
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| The Month In Air Transport: April 2021 | | This month we saw inspections find more electrical-grounding issues on Boeing 737 MAXs, the EU pledged unrestricted travel for vaccinated U.S. travelers, NASA articulated its vision for regional air mobility and more. Take a look at our roundup of the biggest air transport stories in April. |
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| GALLERY New Lounges Offer Travelers a Safe Space | Linda Blachly
In the pandemic era, airport lounges are seeing a shift in purpose. While still a place of luxury, lounges must now serve as a safe space for travelers, according to Pininfarina designer Paolo Trevisan. |
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| CAPA ANALYSIS Swedavia is the first airport group to achieve net zero CO2 emissions | | Airports have always been regarded by eco-warriors as a legitimate target, and before the COVID-19 pandemic the general public had shown signs of reappraising their own needs and wants where airports are concerned, in favour of the environmental and against the hedonistic. |
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