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Air travel: everything's now the same – except it's different

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CAPA ANALYST PERSPECTIVE - a new series where CAPA - Centre for Aviation's analyst team provide their personal views on a hot topic facing aviation...

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Asia Pacific start-ups have hurdles to overcome, but can prosper if they hit right growth formula

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CAPA ANALYST PERSPECTIVE - a new series where CAPA - Centre for Aviation's analyst team provide personal views on a hot topic facing aviation...

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Airports: Istanbul closes in on rejoining the 100 million annual air passengers by city club

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Istanbul has grown inexorably as a tourist destination, a business hub and an international and intercontinental transfer point. The two...

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Go First dispute spurs improvements in India’s lessor protections

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While the Indian government’s move to solidify lessors’ rights could cause headaches for the bankrupt airline Go First, in the longer term it...

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OAG’s Megahubs – Heathrow best connected, Kuala Lumpur makes appearance, Dubai is missing

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There are many statistical means by which to measure the impact and influence of airports, and especially hub airports, as the air transport...

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Top 10 Asia Pacific Airports – 1H2023 insights and regional recovery prospects

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The past few years have not been kind to large airports in Asia Pacific. With regional lockdowns, a morass of COVID-19 travel requirements and...

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EU Parliament approves sustainable aviation fuel mandate; up from 2% in 2025 to 70% in 2050

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On 13-Sep-2023 the European Parliament voted to increase the use of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) at EU airports. Under the legislation,...

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Brisbane Airport looks to drive further international recovery

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Brisbane Airport has achieved some notable gains recently in its efforts to rebuild international capacity, although the airport still has more...

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The expanded BRICS – what implications does it have for aviation? Part one

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When Jim O’Neill of Goldman Sachs coined the acronym the 'BRICs', meaning Brazil, Russia, India and China, over 20 years ago, identifying them as...

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Qantas will boost versatility of international fleet with new widebody order

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The latest round of aircraft orders from Qantas has major ramifications for its international network, as the airline fills in more detail about...

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