This week’s airline and airport news:
- Can this super-simple device stop virus spreading on airplanes?
- A pilot drew out a tribute to George Floyd using only his airplane
- American Airlines Unveils Major Upgrade to App with ‘Chat With Us’ Feature
- United: “Starting June 6, eligible customers can request a refund back to the original form of payment if their itinerary was impacted by a schedule change that causes a delay of 2 or more hours or a flight cancellation where no protection is available”
- U.S. airlines hope to revive air travel following pandemic
- JetBlue to fly about 50% of July schedule, more in August
- Delta Air Lines Is Blocking Middle Seats Until October
- U.S. will allow Chinese passenger carriers two flights per week
- WOW Air Becomes A Global Cargo Airline Based In West Virginia
- Emirates, Etihad Boost Transit Flights as Travel Opens Up
- Turks and Caicos will reopen for international visitors in July
- Could a 20-minute coronavirus test replace 14-day quarantines for travellers?
- Street life returns to Paris as cafés and bistros take over the pavements
- Greece has announced the suspension of all flights to and from Qatar until mid-June after 12 of the 91 passengers on the Qatar Airways (QA) flight that landed in Athens tested positive for Coronavirus
- Tahiti to welcome foreign tourists in July
- UK to introduce quarantine for international arrivals from June 8
- China warns citizens to avoid Australia: Beijing cites ‘significant increase’ in discrimination over Covid-19
- UN Agency Air Travel Guidelines Include Restricted Bathroom Visits
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Dear Johnny,
We had hoped you would posted our Previous comments concerning United’s Humanitarian Flight 3014 from PTY TO IAH on May 27th. Again UNITED filled every seat on that flight. Plus the attendants did not insist passengers wear face masks. Of all airlines Spirit, who we said we would never fly, had humanitarian flights from PTY to FLL in early May & June & EVERY middle seat was vacant. I noticed, your most recent post, that Delta plans to leave the middle seat vacant until the fall.
Also United charged a O/W economy seat in the almost of $700.00. This is approximately double the usual cost of a O/W ticket between PTY & Houston. We would not have minded if United had spaced passengers according to safety guidelines. I am certainly disappointed in this money grab by United. We will in future, be very reluctant to fly United.
Hope you alert your viewing audience to this.