Jay Ammar Husary

It’s hoped that international air travel will enjoy a huge surge in demand next year as passengers are enabled to travel widely and unrestrictedly after the rolling-out of the COVID-19 vaccine all over the world. Throughout this year, countries have…

Looking forward to growth again, albeit slow: Civil aviation has been waiting for the world to reopen to begin its recovery. But as well as free movement between countries and continents, recovery also relies on a healthy global economy. The…

US BizAv Standing Strong: We’re far from seeing the end of COVID-19 at this stage in the game. However, it’s extremely encouraging to see the US’ business aviation industry consistently moving toward recovery over the past month. Certainly, US business…

How COVID Has Changed Business: Has the COVID experience changed the face of business for good? Even in the sectors where recovery is underway, there’s no doubt of the dramatic effects this pandemic has left on businesses. Here are three…

What COVID-19 Has Taught Us: Even in the highly specialized area of aviation operations, working under strict and ever-changing restrictions and protocols brought on by the pandemic has given us the opportunity to learn so much more about ourselves. No…

GA Airports determined to remain resilient amid COVID-19 challenges: There’s never been a time in living memory where air traffic has been so sparse and the resilience of our industry so tested. With operations almost exclusively that of cargo and repatriations,…

Working Remotely - How to work well anywhere: The global COVID-19 crisis and the social distancing being enforced to contain any further spread of the coronavirus is seeing millions of employees around the world perform their roles remotely. For many,…

Sustainability for the environment and the industry: The global aviation community has demonstrated that it is more serious about tackling climate change than most. It was in 2009 that the entire industry came together and committed to halving CO2 emissions…