According to an article by Chris Cuddy in travolution.co.uk, the number of passengers are already much lower than a year ago, and the International Air Transport Association predicted that airlines lose 4 / $ 7 billion dollars this year, after a loss of $ 8 / 5 years. Paul Mclean, protection of international passengers, said moneywise.co.uk that the travel industry for some of the worst losses in the history of the Aviation “, and pointed out that 30 airlines financially in the past 12 months.

Cuddy goes to the call of government to help the suffering of the airlines or at least for communication between industry and labor to make the conversation in both directions again. He said: “The UK is, like the Dutch government has decided to abandon the capital flight,” and warns against the introduction of e-Borders scheme.

The e-Borders has been approved by the critical and cross-references Orwellian contains personal information of most people in and outside Britain against a list of suspects. The Manx government already forced a U-turn on plans for implementation on the Isle of Man and the United Kingdom.

Despite the lack of projections for customers, airlines and the government’s refusal to help the aviation industry, the additional factors such as reducing fuel consumption (down more than 60% since the year last) aircraft in May and enjoy the British tourists and their travel moneyin 2009. Competition between airlines for the seats so that the customers of many last minute deals in the holiday season.

However, McLean recalled that: “If you are not victims of an airline on the ground, it is a flight or a vacation package through a tour operator licensed by Air Travel Organizers’ Licensing (ATOL) scheme” . But the airlines themselves do ATOL and tickets must be purchased with a credit card (and over £ 100), if you will, of Article 75 protection.