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Articles tagged “easyjet”

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KLM Wins Court Battle Against Dutch State Over Schiphol Airport Flight Caps

KLM has won its court case against the Dutch government, which proposed cutting flights at Schiphol Airport from 500,000 a year to 440,000 a year to reduce noise pollution. The court stated the government did not comply with European rules, which specify a flight cap can only take effect after all measures to limit noise…

Airline Weekly

Istanbul Airport Lands EasyJet, Wizz Air Among 15 New Airlines Helping Drive Growth

Istanbul is the hot, new European destination for airlines.

Istanbul Airport Lands EasyJet, Wizz Air Among 15 New Airlines Helping Drive Growth

Airlines

UK Airports Play Hardball With Airlines on Use of Slots

The "use it or lose it" 80:20 rule returns this summer, and it's as good a sign as any that the aviation industry is on its way to recovery.

UK Airports Play Hardball With Airlines on Use of Slots

Airline Weekly

EasyJet Financials Lifted by High Demand and Ancillary Revenues

EasyJet's latest results confirm that travelers remain more than willing to pay higher fares and fees to fly.

EasyJet Financials Lifted by High Demand and Ancillary Revenues

Airline Weekly

EasyJet’s Unique Comeback

EasyJet is making good on its recovery plan. From expanding at slot-constrained airports like Lisbon and opening new seasonal bases in Greece, the airline is on its way back to the black.

EasyJet’s Unique Comeback

Airline Weekly

Eurowings Adds 8 Berlin Routes to Exploit EasyJet and Ryanair Cutting Flights

EasyJet and Ryanair's struggles in Berlin are Eurowings' gain.

Eurowings Adds 8 Berlin Routes to Exploit EasyJet and Ryanair Cutting Flights

Airline Weekly

Ryanair CEO Sees Independent Rivals Snapped Up in Mergers

European aviation is on its way to looking more like the U.S. market, with Ryanair as the low-cost leader — obviously — as Ryanair Group CEO Michael O'Leary sees it.

Ryanair CEO Sees Independent Rivals Snapped Up in Mergers

Tourism

U.S. Tourists Double Down on Overseas Vacations

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at a new forecast of U.S. outbound tourists, hotels using TikTok to drive IRL visits, and easyJet‘s new green deal.

U.S. Tourists Double Down on Overseas Vacations

Airline Weekly

EasyJet Outlines Why a Shift to Net-Zero Emissions Will Make It More Competitive

Achieving net-zero aviation emissions doesn't have to make air travel more expensive, argues EasyJet CEO Johan Lundgren. In fact, zero-carbon technology could make flying cheaper. Read how.

EasyJet Outlines Why a Shift to Net-Zero Emissions Will Make It More Competitive

Airlines

French Air Traffic Control Strike Disrupts Flights in Europe

Inflation is a contributing factor in strikes that have sewn havoc in European travel this summer.

French Air Traffic Control Strike Disrupts Flights in Europe