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Travel industry struggles as airlines relocate transaction operations
Businessmen say thousands could be unemployed if agents can’t continue operations
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Employment ratio: PIA hires 500 employees per aircraft
Qatar Airways employees 133 per aircraft, Turkish Airlines 94, Emirates 231 and Etihad 211
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Air travel in the new normal
Travel demand picking up gradually with the resumption of flights
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CAA holds second e-kachehri
Addresses public grievances
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Avoiding layoffs: Turkish Airlines slashes wages
No employees will be furloughed
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Qantas to axe 2,500 more jobs
Decision comes on top of 6,000 redundancies already announced
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US holds off on extra tariffs in Airbus dispute
Washington says bloc has not done enough but signals willingness to find solution
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Virgin Atlantic Airways seeks bankruptcy protection
Airline says it has negotiated deal with stakeholders for consensual recapitalisation
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British Airways mulls €2.8b share issue
On Friday, its stock fell more than 4% following the Reuters story on the rights issue
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Boeing to delay 777X as demand drops for big jets
Hopes to bring jet to market as travel rebounds after downturn caused by pandemic
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Emirates SkyCargo keeps world linked
In Pakistan, Emirates SkyCargo offers cargo capacity on 39 weekly flights
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CAA seeks NADRA aid for pilot exams
Regulator tells court licences of 54 pilots with dubious credentials being re-verified
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SHC to hear pilots’ fake licences plea on priority basis
Grants interim bails to three accused of attacking police, aiding suspects in fleeing
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EASA bars Pakistani pilots from flying
EU regulator says 40% of pilot licences issued by CAA are either falsified or not compliant with ICAO
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OUTLOOK: Boeing CEO sees slow airline rebound
It could take two to three years for commercial airline travel to return to the level prior to the coronavirus crisis
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Japan Airlines looks to tap banks for $2.8b
Also considers securing special emergency funding from Development Bank of Japan
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Boeing pulls out of $4.2b-deal
April 24 deadline for closing had been baked into the deal since early last year
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US travel industry leery of Trump effect
Tourism industry executives cautioned that there are other drags on foreign travel besides Trump