Another European Airline Bites the Dust
Patrick Whyte, Skift
Germania certainly won't be the last European airline to go under this year. 2019 looks like being as challenging as 2018 – even with fuel at a much more favorable price.
5 months ago
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Patrick Whyte, Skift
Germania certainly won't be the last European airline to go under this year. 2019 looks like being as challenging as 2018 – even with fuel at a much more favorable price.
5 months ago
Fabiana Batista and Paula Sambo, Bloomberg
Avianca Brasil is looking for a lifeline as it cancels routes and sees its aircraft grounded. A viable path forward isn't very clear at the moment.
5 months ago
Sean O'Neill, Skift
It's a matter of probability that some companies will face cash crunches. It appears HotelQuickly has. But global travel search companies need to detect problems sooner. They must quickly put a pause on referring consumers to troubled companies before too many victims pile up.
7 months ago
Mihir Sharma, Bloomberg
On Friday the Indian government is considering having to infuse cash into Air India to give salaries to airline workers unpaid for the month of April. Hopefully, that will motivate the government to be more practical about how to sell the carrier. But we're doubtful.
1 year ago
Justin Bachman, Bloomberg
It's probably time to say arrivederci to Alitalia. There are plenty of suitors eager to buy its valuable international routes, and low-cost carriers will fill the gaps when its less profitable routes disappear.
1 year ago