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After failing to secure a government bailout

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Avianca Holdings, one of Latin America‘s largest airlines, has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy in New York after failing to secure a government bailout before the deadline for a $66 million bond repayment due this month.
 
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AWIN ANALYSIS
From Avianca filing for bankruptcy after receiving no state aid to Frontier's plans to be the first airline to temperature screen at gate and more. A roundup of Aviation Daily news.
 
 
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Virgin Australia is one of the first of what will inevitably be many airlines going into administration, or worse,  as a direct result of the current pandemic. The impact of airline failures is keenly felt also by airports, notably smaller regional ports.
 
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ROUTE TO RECOVERY
 
ASM Whitepaper
Lockdowns are beginning to expire around the globe, which raises the question - how will air travel change with COVID-19 still being a threat to our society? Airlines and airports have maintained regular communication throughout the pandemic, and are currently discussing how to implement new measures and protocols based off of the current climate.
 
ASM’s latest whitepaper provides insight into these developing discussions, and recommendations on what airports and stakeholders can be doing to step closer towards recovery.
 
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The COVID-19 pandemic is changing how we travel, prompting conversation of what measures are necessary as restrictions lift and more people begin to fly. Listen in on this on-demand webinar where our panel discussed potential new standards and processes that might be implemented at airports, on aircraft and through the entire passenger journey.  
 
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