We can’t promise this week’s Aviation Wrap is all good news, but at least Rex shareholders and Velocity Frequent Flyers have something to cheer about.

Latin America’s largest airline has become the aviation industry’s latest victim of the coronavirus-induced travel halt.

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There’s plenty of important updates in this week’s Aviation Wrap, and a dash of feel-good news to boot.

For an enhanced reading experience, Travel Weekly suggests gazing over this wrap while listening to “Learn to Fly” by the Foo Fighters.

This week’s Aviation Wrap is brought to you by Travel Weekly’s roving reporter, who has decided to wear compression socks with thongs to the office today. It’s not a good look.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s editor has been talking non-stop about last night’s episode of Bachelor in Paradise. He is about to be sent home.

Fly away from your problems with this fab airline wrap. And please take us with you, we can’t believe how many problems we have this early in the week.

This airline wrap is about to put all the other airline wraps out there to shame. Similarly, we ate a croissant this morning faster than we ever have before.

Today’s wrap is brought to you by a number of Google searches, urgent press releases, and some bitter morning coffee from across the road.

It’s not every day you get gifted with something as informative as our Airline Wrap. But only because it’s a weekly article, not because it’s particularly rare or exotic.

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