S7 Airlines customers can earn miles as they stay at home
Russia-based carrier. S7 Airlines, has launched the ‘Fly at Home’ promotion which enables its loyalty programme members to earn points as they stay at home
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Emirates resumes first passenger flights after suspension
Following the suspension of flight operations, Emirates has been granted permission to carry passengers on certain flights from Dubai to Frankfurt, London, Paris, Zurich and Brussels
Virgin Atlantic flies in crucial medical supplies for the UK’s NHS
Virgin Atlantic flew a special charter flight from Shanghai to London, transporting essential medical supplies and PPE equipment for the UK’s National Health Service (NHS)
United Airlines puts on free flights to NYC for medical volunteers
United Airlines is providing free round-trip flights for medical volunteers across the USA who want to help in the frontline fight against Covid-19 in New York City, with the programme due to expand to additional areas in the Tri-State region and beyond
Delta sets a ‘new standard of clean’
In reponse to Covid-19, Delta Airlines is rolling out Delta Clean, an elevated standard of hygiene for aircraft interiors and airports
Virgin Atlantic and easyJet crews help UK overcome Covid-19
The UK’s NHS has enlisted easyJet and Virgin Atlantic crew to work alongside clinicians in the fight against coronavirus
Air Canada redistributes inflight catering to those in need
Air Canada is working with Canadian food rescue organisation, Second Harvest, to redistribute fresh food items from its in-flight kitchens
ANA upgrades its passenger experience at Haneda
Japanese carrier, All Nippon Airways (ANA), is a source of some refreshingly ‘normal’ airline news this week, as it has revealed a range of new services launching at Tokyo Haneda Airport
Etihad Cargo deploys passenger B787s as a trade lifeline
The UAE’s aviation industry is adjusting its operations to help the world control and combat the Covid-19 crisis, with Etihad Cargo deploying Etihad Airways’ Dreamliners to help deliver vital supplies
Air Canada switches to cargo to combat Covid-19
Air Canada may be reducing its operating schedule in response to the Covid-19 situation, but its fleet will not be sitting idle. Rather, they will be used to operate cargo-only flights for transporting time-sensitive shipments, including medical supplies to help combat Coronavirus