The aviation sector is a very relevant sector in the world economy, accounting for just over 4% of the world's GDP. To put it in perspective, if it were a country, aviation would be the world's seventeenth largest economy, handling close to 4 billion passengers annually . It has gradually evolved over the years and contributes substantially to the technological development of other sectors. Among its most recent commitments is that of becoming increasingly sustainable , so

No doubt we are facing a once in a lifetime challenge. Since World War II there is no precedent of such an event impacting our societies at all levels. For at least three generations, this pandemic will mark a milestone in our lives. In less than a quarter, global economy has unexpectedly shifted from a stable growth period to a total collapse mode in weeks. The strict isolation and social distancing measures, the lock-down of industries, economic agents, small and medium ent

There was a time when arriving at the airport was the start of an exciting adventure for a passenger. The romanticism of flying, the ability of crossing the world in just a few hours as well as the opportunity to feel close to full freedom were barely clouded over by light security checkpoints and document controls. Unfortunately, those days are over. It is difficult to erase from our minds the biggest impact in the history of aviation: the terrorist attacks on the World Trad