Coronavirus

The coronavirus pandemic is disrupting air transport. Airplanes are taking off without passengers, airlines are suspending their operations, and aircraft manufacturers are seeing their customers cancel or postpone orders. 

Air transport and aeronautics are two sectors that are particularly impacted by the coronavirus crisis. To combat the spread of the virus, flight suspensions and travel restrictions (including confinements) have been taken, leading to a sharp drop in demand.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, Actualité Air et Espace has been covering the subject with articles dealing with the latest developments in the epidemic. Analyses of the global situation in the sector are also offered.

Here is a selection of articles about the consequences of the pandemic on air transport and aeronautics:


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