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Ryanair predicts return to pre-pandemic passenger numbers this winter
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Norwegian Air expects rise in bookings as travel restrictions ease
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British Airways hopes it’s third time lucky for low-cost plan
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British Airways plans new low-cost short-haul business at Gatwick
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Delta Air Lines to impose $200 surcharge on unvaccinated staff
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EasyJet appoints Stephen Hester as new chair
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Airline industry adjusts to future of weather extremes
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With skies still quiet, airlines battle over lucrative transatlantic routes
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Javid pledges crackdown on ‘cowboy’ Covid test providers
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Gatwick in talks with lenders as losses widen
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Gatwick in talks with lenders as losses widen
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Southwest Airlines: priced for perfection while warning of turbulence
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Cathay Pacific unable to forecast end to financial woes
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Etihad halves losses on buoyant cargo market and cost cuts
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Virgin Atlantic plans London stock market listing
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United Airlines mandates Covid vaccine for US employees
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Qatar Airways grounds Airbus jets because of worries over fuselage
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Clouds lift as confidence returns to battered aviation industry
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IAG: cautious summer schedule signals late take-off for recovery
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IAG outlines cautious plans to increase flights
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Qantas recovery plan hit as court rules outsourcing move broke law
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Superjumbos may have a role to play in low-emission aviation
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Wizz Air shareholders back £100m pay plan for CEO Varadi
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UK to consider relaxing travel restrictions from EU and US
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Let competitive forces fly in the airline recovery
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Ryanair raises forecast for passenger numbers as bookings surge
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Covid-hit UK aviation industry held back by Brexit red tape
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Wizz Air faces investor backlash over £100m bonus plan for boss
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US airlines return to profit as European counterparts languish
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EasyJet to increase flights as summer travel returns
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AirAsia plots more digital deals to navigate Covid troubles