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The Lufthansa Group is eyeing a relatively rapid turnaround in their flying schedule with plans to operate 1,800 flights per week, to more than 130 destinations, by the end of June.

The European Commission has ruled that airlines must refund passengers for cancelled flights and must not force them to accept vouchers.

The founder of easyJet, Sir Stelios Haji-loannou, is offering to pay £5m to a “whistleblower” who provides information leading to the cancellation of a £4.5bn Airbus order.

Less than two weeks after announcing plans to cut 3,000 jobs, budget airline Ryanair has announced they will return to 40% flying capacity from 1 July subject to travel restrictions being lifted and safety measures being introduced at airports.

The UK government have announced they will impose a 14-day quarantine for anyone arriving into the country from overseas amid concerns of cases of COVID-19 being imported.

Negotiations are under way between the German government and the airline Lufthansa for a stabilization package valued at €9 billion.

Global travel restrictions and fears of contracting the coronavirus have resulted in very low demand for air travel but many of us are itching to return to the skies and get away from it all.

Only days after announcing their “More Room” initiative, Denver based low budget carrier Frontier have announced they will scrap the program amid criticism they were attempting to profit off customers anxieties of contracting COVID-19.

Virgin Atlantic have announced they will cut 3,000 jobs and cease operations at Gatwick Airport, the second biggest airport in the UK based on passenger numbers.

Frontier Airlines in the USA have become the latest airline to announce that all passengers will be required to wear a face covering for the duration of their journey whilst also announcing their new "More Room" tickets.