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The industry is already gearing up for international travel on the 17th of may. whether that will happen would be confirmed either way until early next month. ——won�*t be. the flight simulators here are in use 2a hours a day, with pilots yearning to get back to the skies. for pilots, we as a group are tremendously looking forward to getting back in the air again. pilots don't want to be on the ground any more than aircraft want to be on the ground, and for us, we are really trying to respond to any pent—up demand so that we are fully ready to go when the government gives the green ligh...

British tourists from may, when travel restrictions may be lifted in england. it's not clear how vaccine status would be proved. from monday anyone leaving england will have to fill out a form to say why they're travelling. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davies looks at how the industry is gearing up for the summer. the run—through well before the runway. while many of easyjet's planes aren't going to carry passengers yet, many are stored on the tarmac, waiting. staff training has continued during the pandemic, putting pilots in simulators... facemasks are required to be worn at all ti...

It's not clear how vaccine status would be proved, and some government ministers say it's too soon to book overseas holidays. from monday anyone leaving england will have to fill out a form to say why they're travelling. our transport correspondent caroline davies looks at how the industry is gearing up for the summer. the run—through well before the runway. while many of easyjet�*s planes aren't going to carry passengers yet, many are stored on the tarmac, waiting. staff training has continued during the pandemic, putting pilots in simulators... facemasks are required to be worn at all ti...

Concorde travelling twice the speed of sound. at this time, aviation is at a crossroads, can we all enjoy the supersonic speed of getting to our destinations quickly, or will we be travelling with 450 others? so nobody knew at this time, but the race was on. if supersonic won that battle, boeing had built the hump into the jumbo's nose so it could be turned into a lowly freighter, but concorde faced a barrage of american environmental and business lobbies. so with the final scorecard tallied, over 1,500 747s were built, and only 14 concordes saw services with british airways and air france. yo...

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