Source: Frontier Airlines Nearly 50% of Survey Participants Said Sustainability in Travel Has Taken on Greater Importance Over the Past Two Years In celebration of Earth Week, Frontier Airlines (NASDAQ: ULCC) – America's Greenest Airline – will ring the Nasdaq opening bell on Earth Day, Friday, April 22; is conducting team member park cleanup and beautification initiatives; and also released the results of a recent consumer survey on the importance of sustainability in travel. "It's only appropriate that America's Greenest Airline would ring the Nasdaq opening bell on Earth Day," said Tyri Squyres, vice president of marketing, Frontier Airlines. "We have worked hard to attain our position as America's Greenest Airline, a designation earned through our ultra-modern fuel-efficient all-Airbus fleet [...]

Source: American Airlines Last summer, American Airlines made a public commitment to develop a science-based, intermediate target for reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions — the first airline in North America to do so. Today, the airline is proud to share that the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi), a coalition that defines and promotes best practices in emissions reduction targets, has approved American’s 2035 target as consistent with levels required to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement. This makes American the first airline in the world with a science-based target approved by SBTi. What this means A science-based target is one that aligns with the level that climate scientists predict is needed to keep global warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius. SBTi explains it [...]

Source: Alaska Airlines Face masks have been like boarding passes for nearly two years — you couldn’t fly without one. But, as of today, masks are optional in airports and onboard aircraft, effective immediately. Due to a judicial decision in our federal court system, the mask mandate has been overturned, which means our guests and employees have the option to wear a mask while traveling in the U.S. and at work. Note: Guests must continue to wear masks on flights both to and from Canada. Masks must still be worn in airports within Belize, Canada, Costa Rica and Mexico. See other special travel instructions. Safety is always our highest priority, so while we love to see your smiling faces in the airport and on [...]

Source: Air Canada High frequency, direct freighter capacity from Nova Scotia to Air Canada Cargo's global network Air Canada and Air Canada Cargo today operated the first dedicated freighter flight into Halifax Stanfield International Airport using the second Boeing 767-300ER to enter service. The addition of this aircraft will allow Air Canada Cargo to start high frequency, direct freighter capacity from Halifax to Air Canada Cargo's global network, including service to Frankfurt, Cologne, Istanbul, and Madrid, starting in May. Today's flight from Toronto arrived in Halifax with freight coming from around Air Canada's global network and destined for Atlantic Canada. It will be loaded up with fresh lobster, fish, aerospace parts, and pharmaceuticals for its journey back to Toronto, from where those [...]

Source: American Airlines American Airlines has prioritized the health and safety of its team members and customers throughout the pandemic and has supported the federal government’s measures to slow the spread of COVID-19. In accordance with the Transportation Security Administration no longer enforcing the federal face mask mandate, face masks will no longer be required for our customers and team members at U.S. airports and on domestic flights. Please note face masks may still be required based on local ordinances, or when traveling to/from certain international locations based on country requirements. In keeping with our commitment to creating a welcoming environment for everyone who travels with us, customers and team members may choose to continue to wear masks at their [...]

Source: Air Canada Customers returning, with first 100,000-passenger day in more than two years Air Canada has flown more than 100,000 customers in a single day for the first time since early in the pandemic as passenger loads continue to rebound with customers returning to travel. "We were very pleased to have had 100,701 customers board our planes on April 15, 2022, as travellers steadily return. Clearly there is a pent-up demand for travel that is matched only by our enthusiasm to welcome back our customers. It is also significant that we passed this milestone smoothly, indicating Air Canada has recovered operationally from COVID-19's effects and is prepared to safely and conveniently transport customers during the busy summer ahead," said [...]

Source: Frontier Airlines Consumers Were Invited to Choose the Name via Social Media Ultra-low fare carrier Frontier Airlines announced the name of the coquí llanero that will be featured on the tail of a future Frontier aircraft. Consumers were invited to choose the name through a social media campaign with 'Bori,' short for "Boricua," winning the popular vote. Boricua is derived from "Borikén," (the Taino Indian name for the Island) and used to describe a person from Puerto Rico by birth or descent. Frontier's Coquí Llanero Plane Tail Last month, Frontier announced the winner of its Tropical Tails contest, which invited consumers to choose the next endangered animal to be featured on the tail of a Frontier aircraft. There were [...]

Source: Copa Airlines Copa Holdings, S.A.,  released preliminary passenger traffic statistics for March 2022: Operating Data March March % Change 2022 2019 Copa Holdings  (Consolidated)   ASM (mm) (1) 1,947.3 2,126.6 -8.4%   RPM (mm) (2) 1,650.5 1,771.7 -6.8%   Load Factor (3) 84.8% 83.3% 1.4p.p. 1.  Available seat miles - represents the aircraft seating capacity multiplied by the number of miles the seats are flown. 2.  Revenue passenger miles - represents the numbers of miles flown by revenue passengers 3.  Load factor - represents the percentage of aircraft seating capacity that is actually utilized  Given the irregular nature of the Company's operations starting in March 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we will compare this and future traffic reports to 2019 statistics. Consolidated capacity [...]

Source: Air France As part of its contribution to meeting the objectives of the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit global warming to below +2°C, the aviation industry must step up its environmental transition. For this reason, Air France is launching an “Air France ACT” programme setting out the airline’s new CO2 emissions reduction strategy. This strategy is based on 3 priorities: reduce in priority the direct emissions generated by Air France operations, reduce indirect emissions, generated upstream and downstream of the company’s activities, and in addition, support projects that absorb CO2 from the atmosphere. “Air France ACT” embodies the transparent, realistic and science-based approach adopted by the company to ensure its environmental transition through concrete and measurable actions. Decarbonising aviation will be [...]