A “vaccine passport” could restore economic health far beyond the travel sector if it is safe, effective and widely adopted.
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The Value Of A ‘Vaccine Passport’
Tag Archives: Air Travel
The 737 MAX Is Cleared For Takeoff
Boeing’s 737 MAX jetliner is ready for takeoff, and customers need have no fear of flying – apart from the ongoing pandemic.
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Fly My Way Or The Highway
It isn’t easy to make air safety a partisan issue, but Rep. Peter DeFazio and his House committee got it to fly.
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Change Is In The Air
A fee cut by major U.S. carriers and a new route in the Middle East show that in many ways, change is in the air.
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Just When You Thought It Was Safe
It may be safe to go back in the water, but good luck getting there as COVID-19 returns for a summer sequel.
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The MAX Flies Again
Boeing’s woebegotten 737 MAX edges closer to rehabilitation with test flights that began this week.
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Speaking Truth To (And About) China
Trump’s threat to Chinese airlines and a British pledge on Hong Kong reminded Beijing that bad behavior has consequences.
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Not Much Change At The Airlines
Slammed by coronavirus, airlines try to coax new bookings while giving little to customers who planned ahead.
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Steerage Would Be An Improvement
If you think airline economy seats are like the steerage of steamship days, think again. Steerage was much nicer.
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No More Flying Peacocks
When pigs fly – or peacocks – they won’t do so as emotional support animals.
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