World passenger traffic from around 15% began to recover. We see about a third of the normal traffic in Russia, and in some regions more. Worldwide air travel recovered 65% of the pre-crisis level - around the world, companies operate 118 thousand out of 181 thousand flights per day.
Russia has opened up its borders : you can go abroad to take care of relatives, receive medical treatment, go to work and study. Foreigners will be able to enter for treatment. Russia will not yet be among the countries from which it will be possible to enter the European Union from July 1 . Routine trips abroad will not happen until August 1st minimum.
A little game: Pakistan's Civil Aviation Authority has conducted an investigation that found 40% of pilots in the country hold fake pilot licenses . This is after the very case when local pilots went down about 4 times faster than they needed to land, didn’t lower the landing gear, cut the engines down the runway, decided that something was going wrong, took off again, went to the second round, tried remove the chassis and later the engines fell apart. The case, to put it mildly, is surprising.
According to a new WTTC study, More than 197 million jobs could be lost in the global travel and tourism sector if travel barriers continue to make travel more difficult. The impact of long-term travel restrictions could also wipe out $ 5,543 billion of the sector's contribution to global GDP, the equivalent of a 62% decrease over 2019. And this does not like the airlines, which have launched a violent struggle with the recommendations of the governments in Europe.
Airlines have begun to write off old aircraft ahead of their expiration date.
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- Los Angeles International Airport began testing thermal imaging cameras on June 23 to identify passengers with high body temperatures. Three cameras will scan the flows of passengers arriving and departing from the Tom Bradley International Terminal.
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