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Articles tagged “gulf carriers”

Airlines

Report: U.S. Legacy Airlines Still Dominate International Traffic in and Out of the Country

Open Skies indeed.

Marisa Garcia, Skift | 8 years ago

Report: U.S. Legacy Airlines Still Dominate International Traffic in and Out of the Country

Airlines

Ryanair CEO Interview: The European Union Has Problems, But the UK Should Stay

As Europe awaits a decision from U.K. voters on the Brexit Referendum, O'Leary balances an honest, even cutting, evaluation of Europe's flaws with a vision of a better Europe. It's that same dogged determination against opposition which has helped make Ryanair the world's largest airline in passenger traffic.

Marisa Garcia, Skift | 8 years ago

Ryanair CEO Interview: The European Union Has Problems, But the UK Should Stay

Airlines

All Out War Between U.S. Legacy Airlines and Gulf Carriers – 25 Moments in 2015

25 Moments that Mattered in 2015: To make our selection of 25 moments, we thought back to the stories that drove reader engagement and sparked discussion among both travel experts and the general public. Some stories were quick blips that represented bigger things while others were narratives that built slowly through out the year. Each one, though, spoke to where we are right now when it comes to the big business of global travel.

Skift | 8 years ago

All Out War Between U.S. Legacy Airlines and Gulf Carriers – 25 Moments in 2015

Airlines

Interview: Etihad CEO Downplays Rivals’ Complaints to Focus on the ‘Long Game’

To hear Etihad CEO James Hogan tell it, he's got a "business to run, whether it's economic, whether it's political, whether it's pandemic or whether it's war. You've got to tackle those issues and keep focus." On that "local" Open Skies issue in the U.S.? Hogan will deal with it, whatever comes. No big deal.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 8 years ago

Airlines

Future of Open Skies Hinges on the Definition of One Word: Subsidy

Well, at least the parties are talking and sitting around a table but things will probably get a ton more strained before this whole thing is over.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 9 years ago

Future of Open Skies Hinges on the Definition of One Word: Subsidy

Airlines

The Lobbying Groups in the Fight for Open Skies Over U.S. Airspace

It isn't often that you see the U.S. Travel Association calling out anyone, let alone the largest airlines in the U.S., but the Gulf carriers' subsidy issue has exposed deep differences about competition and the global travel industry.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 9 years ago

The Lobbying Groups in the Fight for Open Skies Over U.S. Airspace

Airlines

Interview: Turkish Airlines CEO Says His Airline Is Better and Different Than Gulf Carriers

With the reach of a Gulf carrier and the connections of a European carrier, Turkish Airlines knows where it stands and looks forward to Istanbul New Airport opening in 2017 to help it grow even faster.

Dan Peltier, Skift | 9 years ago

Interview: Turkish Airlines CEO Says His Airline Is Better and Different Than Gulf Carriers

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U.S. Airlines Promise to Get More Aggressive Towards Gulf Carrier Rivals

Unless the U.S. government curtails competition from Gulf carriers, U.S. airlines just can't compete. That is the argument that American's Scott Kirby is making. It seems ironic coming so soon after a mega-airline merger that was supposed to put the airline on firm competitive footing.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 9 years ago

U.S. Airlines Promise to Get More Aggressive Towards Gulf Carrier Rivals

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Emirates Boss Pushes Back on Delta’s Open Skies and 9/11 Claims

It's not likely the U.S. carriers will win this round. In addition to challenges from the Gulf, they are dealing with Norwegian Air's low-cost challenges for trans-Atlantic service. While not all Americans love the Gulf carriers, they do love an airline bargain.

Jason Clampet, Skift | 9 years ago

Emirates Boss Pushes Back on Delta’s Open Skies and 9/11 Claims

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Qatar Air CEO: Delta CEO Uses Terrorism Rhetoric to ‘Hide His Inefficiency’

Delta's CEO chose to hide behind 9/11 and all the paranoia around the word "Arab" than make a compelling argument or prove his case.

Jason Clampet, Skift | 9 years ago

Qatar Air CEO: Delta CEO Uses Terrorism Rhetoric to ‘Hide His Inefficiency’