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Articles tagged “eurowings”

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Lufthansa’s Low-Cost Subsidiary Blunts Profit

This winter is going to be a difficult one for Europe's aviation sector, but Lufthansa's mostly solid business, despite Eurowings, means that it can weather the challenging operating environment better than most.

Lufthansa’s Low-Cost Subsidiary Blunts Profit

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Air France-KLM Isn’t Sure What to Do About Low-Cost Rivals

Air France-KLM is being much more cautious than its rivals on the subject of low-cost long-haul. Joon isn't the long-term answer and Air France-Klm needs to come up with something better if it is going to compete against Norwegian and others.

Air France-KLM Isn’t Sure What to Do About Low-Cost Rivals

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Eurowings Plans to Focus on Its Home Turf Before It Expands Its Long-Haul Operation

Lufthansa Group has been more insulated from low-cost competition than most of Europe's legacy airlines. That's quickly changing, and the company needs to get its plans in order. It must find a way to turn its Eurowings operation into a more nimble competitor with lower costs.

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Lufthansa Group Thinks It Has an Answer to Ryanair’s New German Incursion

Lufthansa Group is about a decade late in realizing the European low cost carriers are a massive threat. But it's good to see the company trying to do something about it and expanding its Eurowings operation.

Lufthansa Group Thinks It Has an Answer to Ryanair’s New German Incursion

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Interview: Ryanair CEO on How Low-Cost Carriers Can Help European Airlines Prosper Again

We believe that a partnership between Norwegian and Ryanair makes sense and could take off with few complications. But we don't believe converting long-term rivals to new friends is done easily in aviation. Still, if anyone could argue until this gets done, it would be O'Leary--with credit going to Willie Walsh. That alone is a remarkable thing.

Interview: Ryanair CEO on How Low-Cost Carriers Can Help European Airlines Prosper Again