Articles tagged “Europe airports”

Airlines

U.S. Will Likely Retaliate Against Amsterdam Flight Cuts

Labor shortage and noise pollution don't mean much if it's at the cost of violating the EU-U.S. "open skies" agreement.

Bart Meijer, Reuters | 5 months ago

U.S. Will Likely Retaliate Against Amsterdam Flight Cuts

Short-Term Rentals

The EU Short-Term Rental Lobby Doesn’t Want to Be A Scapegoat for Bad Policies

From putting up resistance against harsh rules to managing members at a national level, the European Holiday Home Association is overbooked.

Srividya Kalyanaraman | 7 months ago

The EU Short-Term Rental Lobby Doesn’t Want to Be A Scapegoat for Bad Policies

Airlines

European Airports Push Back Projections for Full Recovery to 2025

Many airline executives have been adamant in recent months that the industry will continue to make significant progress in its post-Covid recovery. But ongoing economic turbulence — including a possible recession — means they should pump the brakes on giving timeframes for a full recovery.

Sudip Kar-Gupta and Joanna Plucinska, Reuters | 1 year ago

European Airports Push Back Projections for Full Recovery to 2025

Airlines

Paris Airport Workers’ Strike Adds to European Flying Mayhem

There seems to be no end in sight for airlines' summer of misery — especially as the industry is failing to solve the problems driving staffing shortages and flight cancellations.

Caroline Pailliez, Reuters | 2 years ago

Paris Airport Workers’ Strike Adds to European Flying Mayhem