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There is often a lag between industry bodies' ambitious goals and what they actually deliver. Perhaps this will take a while before it can be fixed.
Reuters | 9 months ago
Ryanair's pilots in Belgium are resisting a plan to give them fewer rest days. It appears as though they will take a couple of days off July 15 and 16.
Reuters | 10 months ago
Inflation is affecting travel, but that doesn't mean it's slowing down. And airlines are grabbing the opportunity with both hands.
The Dublin-based low-cost airline’s mega deal for up to 300 Boeing 737-10s is just in time to support a push into newer markets.
Alan Charlish and Joanna Plucinska, Reuters | 10 months ago
News Blog
The airline Ryanair and travel guide publisher Lonely Planet are taking part in a new $100 million program by Amazon Web Services to explore innovations in generative AI. AWS announced the Generative AI Innovation Center on Thursday with four partners, which also include sales tech company Highspot and communications platform Twilio. AWS said it is…
Justin Dawes | 10 months ago
Tour Operators
Digital ticketing solutions for tours and attractions are seeing sports events emerge as a winning category for customer engagement as travelers continue to plan around bucket-list events.
Selene Brophy | 10 months ago
Ryanair has inched closer to profit highs last seen by the company in 2018, with the Irish carrier carefully considering the impact of Boeing delivery delays and its ability to grow its passenger numbers in the year ahead.
Padraic Halpin, Reuters | 11 months ago
Many European carriers remain wary of potential strikes in the region. That however doesn't overshadow the pent-up demand for summer travel that airlines are preparing for — EasyJet is one among them.
Reuters | 11 months ago
Airline Weekly
Ryanair gave Boeing a boost, and let bygones be bygones, by ordering up to 300 new 737 Maxes. It's the European discounter's largest-ever order. Edward Russell and Jay Shabat discuss the deal.
11 months ago
Even though Airbus and Boeing are having trouble delivering planes from pre-pandemic orders, airlines are still placing huge new orders worth billions. It's hard to say whether this will pay off for the airlines in the long run as they're betting on a surge in demand for air travel in the future.
Tim Hepher, Reuters | 11 months ago
