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IATA issues renewed call for Latin American intervention
Airlines

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has once again called for action from respective Latin American governments to help the aviation industry.

‘Jet Zero’: UK launches new carbon reduction scheme
Airlines

The UK Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps, has unveiled a new national initiative aimed at driving down carbon emissions.

UK Parliament rallies against quarantine measures
Airlines

British politicians from both sides of the aisle have criticised the Johnson government's newly-minted quarantine measures, introduced in late May.

VietJet plane skids off HCMC runway amid heavy rain
Air Crash Investigations

A VietJet Air plane skidded off a runway at Ho Chi Minh City's Tan Son Nhat Airport on Sunday, due to heavy rain and tailwind.

Swiss parliament backs carbon charge on air tickets
Airlines

The Swiss Federal Assembly has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a new proposal that will see charges levied on tickets for travel.

Turkish Airlines resumes international air service
Airlines

After resuming domestic flights at the start of June, officials with the Turkish Transport Ministry hoped to recommence international service on Wednesday this week. At the time, Minister Adil Karaismailoglu said that flights would resume 10 June to a handful of destinations, including Northern Cyprus, Greece, Bahrain, Bulgaria and Qatar. Though a failure to secure

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