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Recovery of the airline industry

The total recovery of the airline industry could be delayed until 2023. Reaching in December of that year only  79.59% of the levels registered before the pandemic. According to the latest report from the consulting firm Bain & Company.…
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What can we expect from the aviation industry in 2021?

2020 was undoubtedly the worst year for the aviation industry, for many decades there has not been such an abrupt decline in a sector that, on the contrary, had been gaining more and more ground. The coronavirus pandemic has directly affected…
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Travel Pass: The passport of the future

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced that it is in the last phase of testing for its Travel Pass mobile app as a key to supporting the safe reopening of air transport. The development of this passport is well advanced,…
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IATA requests Venezuela to resume flights

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) asked the governments of Panama and Venezuela to restore flights between the two countries, after they were suspended on December 13. “This disruption could not have come at a worse time.…
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Spaceport City, the airport of the future

Spaceport City, the airport of the future proposed by the Space Port Japan Association (SPJ) to encourage space tourism in Tokyo. This innovative and futuristic space airport will have four floors and characteristics very similar to those…
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Airbus presents the new ACJ TwoTwenty

Airbus Corporate Jets introduced its new ACJ TwoTwenty executive aircraft, based on the A220-100, which includes a flexible cabin catalog and responds to the needs of the heavy and long-range business aircraft categories. Airbus' goal…

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  • Financial Integration for Small and Private Airlines: Where to Start?November 28, 2025 - 9:06 am

    Small airlines and private operators face the same challenges as major carriers: payments to international providers, coordination with airports, cost control, and regulatory compliance. But they do it with fewer resources, fewer staff, and less time. That’s why starting financial integration early is key to growing sustainably, avoiding errors, and gaining greater visibility over every […]

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