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Global airlines are projected to lose money in 2021 and 2022, even because the business recovers from the worst of the pandemic.n

World airlines to lose $51.8bn in 2021, stay in red in 2022: IATA
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Airline industry sees long-term rebound for sector, says IATA
BERLIN: Parked aircraft operated by German airline Lufthansa are pictured at Berlin Brandenburg BER airport Willy-Brandt in Schoenefeld near Berlin. - AFP

EU air lobbies fear summer travel chaos
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'Bad math': US expert challenges airlines' COVID-19 safety analysis
(FILES) In this file photo taken on April 01, 2020, travellers wearing face masks due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, check their flights on information displays at Hamad International Airport in the Qatari capital Doha. - Qatar has seen its airline's crews applauded and won thumbs-up from governments after repatriating thousands of travellers stranded by the coronavirus aviation shutdown. Observers say Doha is hoping that by keeping its planes in the skies, in contrast to its regional competitors, it will win diplomatic points (Photo by KARIM JAAFAR / AFP)

Mideast air traffic to dive by half: IATA
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Travel agencies in trouble over insurance
KUWAIT: DGCA’s Director General Yousef Al-Fawzan (right) and IATA’s Vice President for Africa and the Middle East Mohammed Al-Bakri sign the agreement. — KUNA

DGCA signs agreement with IATA to promote aviation standards
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Committee strips Kuwaiti citizenship of 1,647 individuals
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Municipal Councilmember Aliaa Al-Farsi
Municipal Council environment committee urges urgent reforms for Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh
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Oxford Academy School students pose for a photo with their Kuwait Times copies.
Oxford Academy School students visit Kuwait Times and Kuwait News
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NEW YORK: Italian visual artist Maurizio Cattelan's duct-taped banana entitled "Comedian" is on display during a media preview at Sotheby's on Nov 8, 2024. - AFP
Banana taped to wall ‘artwork’ sells for $6.2m