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Video of the week – As travel restrictions bring the barriers back up, will we ever see a level playing field for international air transportation?
It is a very tough time for us all as many are pushed into voluntary or involuntary isolation across the world. Technology will certainly help…..
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Video of the week – Air cargo is now in one of longest ever slumps: slowing GDP growth and a drop in business and consumer confidence means the tough times will continue
In times of crisis air cargo can be the saviour with freighter aircraft packed with emergency supplies part of any advanced aid initiative. There are…..
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Video of the Week – How can airlines achieve their sustainability goals?
Just as airlines begin to savour the prospect of financial sustainability, this ease has been quickly interrupted by the threat of failing to meet sustainability…..
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Video of the week – Consolidation and change in the aviation sector: will economic forces and pressures drive changes in aviation policy?
The airline industry has undergone significant changes in the past years, with the exit of several “household names” from the market, and other carriers struggling…..
Consumers are driving demand for airline sustainability measures, ‘Airlines are not politicians’ and the global aviation industry can ‘absolutely’ handle potential downturn in Chinese market – highlights from the CAPA Qatar Aviation, Aeropolitical & Regulatory Summit
It is now 75 years since the aviation regulatory framework was established, and with the evolution of the industry many believe it is time for…..
‘Most airports are effective monopolies’ and then ‘there are airports that have market power’ – two differing definitions, but which is true?
Two seemingly contradictory trains of thought emerged from last week’s CAPA Qatar Aviation Aeropolitical and Regulatory Summit in Doha when the subject of airport activity…..
The ‘Doha Declaration 2020’ – CAPA and Qatar Airways urge for greater industry collaboration to deliver a sustainable future framework
Most conferences see a lot of useful discussions, but not necessarily actions. CAPA – Centre for Aviation, a trusted source of market intelligence for the…..
‘It is time to move from liberalisation on paper to liberalisation in practice’ – highlights from day one at the CAPA Qatar Aviation Aeropolitical & Regulatory Summit in Doha
It is now 75 years since the aviation regulatory framework was established, and with the evolution of the industry many believe it is time for…..
Twenty destinations that have transformed the most in 20 years – Doha is at the top, Spain is the best-represented country, but no cities from North America or Oceania make the list
The world has changed significantly over the past 20 years and that is not more evident than in global connectivity terms. Flying has never been…..
Airlines under the microscope – how can they achieve their sustainability goals?
Just as airlines begin to savour the prospect of financial sustainability, this ease has been quickly interrupted by the threat of failing to meet sustainability…..
The global aeropolitical and regulatory landscape – a patchwork of regional variations
It is now 75 years since the aviation regulatory framework was established, and with the evolution of the industry many believe it is time for…..
