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| S&P Global Sees Just Three Investment-Grade Airlines Left | Ben Goldstein
EasyJet, Ryanair and Southwest are the only three airlines that retain investment-grade ratings from S&P Global Ratings, after the credit rating agency downgraded a host of carriers and slowed the pace of its air travel recovery forecast. |
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Road warriors grounded by the COVID-19 pandemic have found tech a savior in connecting with customers—but it’s no substitute for in-person communication. See how Pittsburgh International Airport CEO Christina Cassotis faired on her recent business trip, and why the experience convinced her that business travel will be back.
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| Accidents That Shouldn’t Happen | Karen Walker
Two fatal airliner crashes this year are a sober reminder that commercial air travel safety is not all about reducing virus transmission; the pre-pandemic industry definition of safety first remains true. |
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| Lessors Led 737 MAX Cancellations In July | Sean Broderick
Boeing’s most recent round of official 737 MAX cancellations was led by lessors, while former Canadian startup candidate Jetlines saw its five-aircraft order wiped off the books, an Aviation Week analysis shows.
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| Special Liveries: Through The Years | Linda Blachy
See Japan Airlines' livery showing support of the 2020 Olympics and Etihad Airways' special livery that celebrated them as the official airline partner for the 2019 Special Olympics and more. |
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| Aviation Daily Roundup: August 12 | | From British Airways staff learning their fate to American Airlines is the latest U.S. carrier to ban masks with valves and more. A roundup of Aviation Daily news. |
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Airlines and airports are building their schedules for the second half of 2020 and into 2021, while OEMs and suppliers are adjusting to operators’ needs in a low-demand market. Forecasting the demand for air travel, and matching that with the right-sized aircraft based on capacity levels, has never been more difficult.
Join Aviation Week Network and our panel of experts as they examine the complexities of forecasting and planning in a pandemic era, share their insights on capacity re-growth numbers and which types of aircraft will be most in demand. | | REGISTER TODAY! |
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| DOWNLOAD ASM's LATEST WHITEPAPER | | Route to Recovery: A Perspective For Destinations | The tourism industry is beginning to see small glimpses of return to the economy, however many challenges are still highly present during this pandemic, including the tight connection it has with airlines and airports.
In ASM's newest whitepaper, gain insight on the impact of the global outbreak from the perspective of destinations, and learn what steps they can take to influence the growth of the air transport industry after COVID-19 and beyond.
Click here to download, and sign up to receive the rest of the series along with future updates to stay informed as we navigate the Route to Recovery. |
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