AVIATION POTPOURRI IN THE TIME OF COVID-19 (10.9)
This is the twenty-fifth Potpourri edition.
This information resource is intended to capture some of the articles about the coronavirus impact on aviation. Not included are, for example, the high profile battles over the grants/loans under CARES, but stories of how the aviation safety personnel are dealing with this epidemic.
AIRLINES
One billion people have traveled by airplane this year, with only 44 documented cases of coronavirus transmission
Cargo’s pandemic heroics cannot prevent budget cuts at struggling airports – The Loadstar
Covid-19: World’s busiest airports witness record fall in traffic
Cuba sees a ‘new normal’ in pandemic, and will open some airports for tourist flights
McCarran slashing fees for concessionaires hurt by pandemic
Pandemic Losses Continue Battering Detroit Metro Airport, Travel Industry
BA & GA
Manufacturers
And
Maintenance
Collapse in Air Travel Driving Down Engine Values and MRO Demand Says IBA
Covid-19 hits medium-term demand for jets: Boeing forecast
Airbus’s Home City Looks Beyond Aviation to Survive Covid-19 Crisis
Rolls-Royce confirms Covid-19 infections at Derby site
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