Shares in US airlines endured a volatile day on the markets as businesses awaited the details of a potential government bailout.
Australia became the latest major country to significantly raise its international travel advice, as the world continues to lockdown.
Another day of dramatic worldwide travel bans has led to another raft of capacity cuts from the world’s biggest airlines.
The world's airlines continued to make unprecedented cuts to their services on Tuesday, as the many countries entered virtual lockdown.
Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the country will be barring entry to almost all non-Canadian travellers who are not citizens or permanent residents in an escalated effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
Airlines for America, a trade body which represents Delta, United and American, has called on the United States government to provide an urgent bailout.
