The advent and rollout of vaccines will drive a partial recovery in the aviation sector in 2021, but with significant variance between global regions, according to analysis of the latest data
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The UK Government has announced that, from 15 January, air passengers will be required to take a Covid test before travelling back to the UK. Now we have both quarantine and pre-departure testing. That’s why this policy needs to be a time-limited, emergency measure only
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The recent surge of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has heightened focus on employee safety. Now more than ever, hygiene protocols are imperative to the manufacturing sector, to ensure the safety of staff and to ensure businesses can stay operational throughout this pandemic
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Qatar Airways claims to have been the only global airline flying consistently throughout 2020 and played a vital role in the world’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic. The airline looks back on of the most challenging years in the history of aviation and shares an optimistic outlook for 2021
As the worldwide Covid-19 vaccination rollout continues, an air charter specialist has underlined the growing challenges of transporting vaccines around the globe
The increase in decommissioned commercial aircraft and crowded aircraft boneyards are prompting more aviation industry executives to reconsider how best to repurpose those planes in the recycling phase. Much more can be done, and more good can be done…
With profitable business models and killer applications starting to emerge, 5G is expected to be a large and fast-growing market. However, the pandemic has slowed down the rollout of the 5G network, while global economics and trade disputes might delay the adaption of 5G technology