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It was to be expected: the pandemic has had a massive impact on the business travel industry. The number of business-related air travel has shrunk to a quarter. This was announced by the Austrian Business Travel Association (abta) on Monday. "The slump of the
Greece is arming. The government ordered a total of 18 Rafale fighter jets from the French. French Defense Minister Florence Parly and her Greek counterpart Nikos Panagiotopoulos signed a corresponding contract in Athens on Monday
The airport company FBB is once again meeting in crisis mode. The Supervisory Board does not anticipate a recovery in air traffic to the pre-crisis level until 2025. The originally scheduled two-day strategy conference was shortened to one day due to the current Corona situation
The ASA (Advertising Standards Authority), an organization in the UK advertising industry, has now banned the airline from re-using the controversial “Jab and Go” ad. That probably backfired: The low-coster Ryanair last used the advertising slogan
Airbus welcomes a new customer. Turkmenistan Airlines has ordered two converted A330-200s. The delivery of the two jets is planned for 2022, reports aero.de. And it goes down in the history books of the country. Because never before
Skyscanner promises big things: A new tool is presented to the airlines with which the unused demand for direct flights can be determined. The new tool has, for example, the routes Berlin-Brandenburg to Cancun, Frankfurt am Main to Phuket
The EU Commission would like to reintroduce the slot regulations to a limited extent from the summer. Carsten Spohr rejects this approach. The introduction is far too early for the Lufthansa boss. That is why he is now actively involved in the debate
The airline has to tighten its belt even more. Last year's downsizing would have turned out to be insufficient. At that time, layoffs were given out generously - almost 5.000 employees had to pack their bags. Now it would be another 800
The US Treasury Department is taking billions more and taking American Airlines under the wings. The US carrier would be approved at least 3,09 billion US dollars, reports CH-Aviation. This is supposed to keep shaky jobs after all. the
“2020 will be the hardest and probably the most bizarre year in airport history,” these are the words with which Flughafen Wien AG's online PK began. And board member Julian Jäger is not entirely wrong with that. Because the expired
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