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Hospitality Ireland Presents Round-Up Of Latest Global Airline And Aviation News

New Air Services Activity And Flight Sales Data For Ireland Released; Kerry Airport Hoping To Resume Many UK And Europe Flights; Air Canada Restarts Flights Between Dublin And Toronto

EU Targets Airlines In Major Climate Policy Shakeup

New Traffic Data For Dublin Airport Released; Significant Number Of Travel-Related COVID-19 Cases Recorded In Recent Days; UK Children May Not Have To Self-Isolate On Arrival To Ireland

IATA To Open Saudi Arabia Office; Says Global Air Travel Demand Remains Subdued; IATA Director General Expects Transatlantic Travel To Resume In Coming Weeks

Groups Representing European Airlines And Airports Warn EU Digital COVID Certificate Rollout Could Cause Chaos

London's Heathrow Airport To Use Sustainable Jet Fuel For First Time

TAP Records Loss For First Quarter Of 2021

IATA Director General Says Airline Industry Will Be Smaller After COVID-19 Crisis; Says Ireland's Air Connectivity Is Likely To Shrink By 30%; IAG CEO Expecting More Airline Consolidation

International Passenger Travel Down 89% In February, IATA Says

IATA Director General Predicts Government Intervention In Airlines Triggered By The COVID-19 Crisis Will Hold Back Airline Sector Consolidation For Up To Five Years

International Air Traffic Decreased By 86% Year-On-Year In January

IATA Says Global Air Passenger Traffic Fell By 66% In 2020

EU Plan For Airport Slots Draws Industry Fire

Aviation Bodies Seek Airport Slots Relief For Much Of 2021

Former IAG Boss To Be Nominated To Head Global Airline Body IATA

IATA Reduces Air Traffic Outlook

Airlines Cut European Recovery Outlook As Pandemic Drags On

World's Ailing Airlines Appeal For Aid As US Offers $58bn

IATA Says Airlines Could Lose Up To $113bn In Passenger Revenue Due To Coronavirus