Articles tagged “ryanair”

This latest strike underscores chronic weaknesses in Europe’s aviation infrastructure. Airlines and passengers are justifiably frustrated but so are the workers who say they’re operating outdated systems under mounting pressure.

Sweden’s decision to scrap its aviation tax reflects a clear shift toward boosting competitiveness and regional connectivity. But it also underscores the ongoing tension between growth and climate change.

Airline lobbying groups in Europe are strongly opposed to the EU amendment. The rule could only be implemented following negotiations with EU governments. So far, Spain has expressed interest.

Balancing growth with climate commitments is becoming an increasingly difficult challenge for the aviation industry.

Never say never when it comes to airlines and online travel. After decades without, Southwest is now in Google Flights and Kayak, and Expedia is an authorized seller of Ryanair flights.

The power of semi-public negotiation is one of O’Leary’s ultimate calling cards. Sorting the Beijing bluster from credible consideration is a challenge – but that’s all part of the plan.

One week on from a catastrophic power outage that led to the complete closure of London Heathrow, we hear three very different CEO perspectives on the chaos. 

German airports are no stranger to strike action, but even by local standards, Monday's walkout is having a huge impact.

On today’s episode we discuss Spain‘s climate change worries, airlines’ use of AI, and Ryanair’s new paperless system

Airlines have generally taken more time to jump on board the generative AI bandwagon. But that’s changing.