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Articles tagged “european airlines”

Airlines

Schiphol Airport Caps Passenger Numbers for Summer

As it grapples with labor crunch, Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport is cutting flights and limiting the number of passengers to help make the queues more manageable. Clearly, this isn't the post-Covid recovery that European airlines had been expecting.

Schiphol Airport Caps Passenger Numbers for Summer

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Sweden Will Not Inject More Capital Into Scandinavian Airlines

Post Sweden's decision, all eyes are now on Denmark. The two governments are the largest owners of the Scandinavian airline, each holding a 21.8 percent stake.

Sweden Will Not Inject More Capital Into Scandinavian Airlines

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EasyJet Continues to Struggle With Flight Cancellations

A little more than a week after cancelling around 200 flights, EasyJet is now faced with fresh flight cancellations and delays, adding to the travel chaos at European airports.

EasyJet Continues to Struggle With  Flight Cancellations

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Scandinavian Airlines May Get Rescued by Foreign Investors — Reports

The investment would be conditional on the airline opting for cost cuts and financial restructuring. It may not have much of a choice.

Scandinavian Airlines May Get Rescued by Foreign Investors — Reports

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Air France-KLM to Sell $2.4 Billion Worth of Shares to Repay State Aid

Paying down its borrowings will bring Air France-KLM a step closer to meet European Union conditions for participating in any further airline consolidation. Are acquisitions on the cards?

Air France-KLM to Sell $2.4 Billion Worth of Shares to Repay State Aid

Airlines

European Airlines and Hotels See First Signs of the Recovery

After a bookings surge in the U.S., it's now over to Europe. But some airlines may be a little too eager to please and could end up promising more than they can deliver, while inflation also looks like it could spoil the party.

European Airlines and Hotels See First Signs of the Recovery

Airline Weekly

Airlines Demand EU Support to Help Meet Greenhouse Gas Goals

European airline leaders agree the industry needs to do more to become more sustainable, but they say they can't achieve the EU's ambitious greenhouse-gas reduction targets without government help. Airlines are calling on the EU to support the transition to sustainable jet fuel.

Airlines Demand EU Support to Help Meet Greenhouse Gas Goals

Airline Weekly

Aircraft Lessor AerCap Files Claims for $3.5 Billion in Assets Seized by Russia

Russia's move to seize foreign-owned leased aircraft will cost AerCap around $3.5 billion. Even if it got the aircraft back, the lessor doesn't know what condition they will be in and if they can be redeployed at non-Russian airlines.

Aircraft Lessor AerCap Files Claims for $3.5 Billion in Assets Seized by Russia

Airline Weekly

Berlin Airport Prepares for Busy Summer as Airlines Add Routes

Berlin is preparing for a busy summer tourist season, despite the war raging just a few hundred miles away. Several airlines are launching new flights throughout Europe in anticipation of strong summer demand to visit the German capital.

Berlin Airport Prepares for Busy Summer as Airlines Add Routes

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Air France CEO Stays Upbeat on Summer Amid Global Turmoil

Despite higher fuel costs, the first major land war in Europe since World War II, and the lingering pandemic, Air France CEO Anne Rigail remains optimistic about summer travel demand. In fact, the airline plans to fly more flights to North America, Africa, the Caribbean, and the Indian Ocean than it did in 2019.

Air France CEO Stays Upbeat on Summer Amid Global Turmoil